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This is my soundtrack as I attempt to Grow the World's Supply of Love. I often listed to a song on repeat for hours. It settles my mind and keeps me focused. And, when I'm out hiding Superlove, I have this sountrack to keep me company. I hope it does the same for you.
🤟 Nate
Kate Lind & Nate Stevens founded Pincause as a non-partisan approach to spreading love and uniting people around important causes. It started with the Women’s March when they commissioned an artist to create a pin that raised $2 from every pin sold for Planned Parenthood and the ACLU. After 12 weeks, from their 500 sq ft. apartment in Ann arbor, MI, they raised over $160k to support a variety of causes.
Pincause now commissions artists to raise money for other critical causes, from the Refugee Crisis to Ending Puppy Mills. Each pin features original works of art that create a unifying visual force and raises money for organizations doing outstanding work. Kate & Nate believe Pincause is proof that a little idea can have a big impact! To date they have raised over $190K for Big Causes with Little Work of Arts.
- FOX59 Indianapolis, Nov. 7, 2017:Â Local artist creates design for national campaign to stop puppy mills
- The Chalkboard Magazine, Nov. 3, 2017: Pincause: The $5 Holiday Gift Every Animal Lover Needs
- Chicago's Very Own WGN9, Oct. 30, 2017: These pins raise money to stop puppy mills
- Us Weekly, Oct. 18, 2017:Â Famous Dogs Unite to End Puppy Mills
- ABC News, Oct. 17, 2017: California becomes 1st state to require pet stores to sell rescue animals
- Click On Detroit Oct. 16, 2017: Puptivists: Stopping puppy mills one famous dog at a time
- Odyssey, Oct. 11, 2017:Â Pincause Does it for the Dogs
- MLive, Oct. 3, 2017: Ending 'horrible' puppy mills goal of Ann Arbor business, Humane Society
- Mashable, Sept. 29, 2017: These Pins tell Animal Lovers to #AdoptDontShop
- MTV News, April 20, 2017: One Little Pin is Having a Big Impact on the March for Science
- Mashable, April 9, 2017: These pins defend scientists and science in the Trump era
- Study Breaks, Feb. 22, 2017: Fashion Retailers for Nasty Women
- MLive, Jan. 24, 2017: Amy Schumer, Emma Watson wear pins from Ann Arbor in Women's March
- The Ladies Finger, Jan. 20, 2017: Got a Pussyhat Yet? Hurry, Trump Inauguration Has Caused a Pink Yarn Shortage
- Refinery29, Jan. 19, 2017: A 5-Step Guide To Picking Out Your Armor For The Women’s March
- Detroit Free Press, Jan. 19, 2017: A little pin with a big cause: Love
- Detroit Free Press, Jan. 19, 2017: Inauguration merchandise for everyone — even non-Trump supporters
- The New York Times, Jan. 18, 2017: Fashioning Protest for the Women’s March on Washington
- Bust, Jan. 18, 2017: Thousands Of Women Will Wear These Pins To The Women's March On Washington
- Mashable, Jan. 10, 2017: These pins support human rights just in time for the Women's March
- MLive, Jan. 5, 2017:Â Pins from Ann Arbor shipped around globe ahead of women's rights marches
- WEMU 89.1 FM, Jan. 5, 2017: An Ann Arbor Couple Works To Bring People Together In A Positive Way
- Michigan Radio, Jan. 5, 2017: Pin created by Ann Arbor couple goes worldwide to commemorate upcoming Women’s March
- The Ann, Jan. 5, 2017: A2 couple's pin business raises money for causes
           
  
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