Make Everyone Great Again

A World-Uniting Campaign

Change doesn’t have to be slow.

2020 has proven that.

When the winds of change blow through our lives, the changes are rapid, impactful, and meaningful.

Why, then, should these changes be negative?

It’s easy to focus on the negative — human nature in fact — when there are:

We can’t change these things, but we can change how we respond to them.

Imagine a world in which nobody is afraid, because together we can overcome any obstacle.

As you can see from the link, our campaign has already surpassed its original goals; now we want to bring it to even more people.

In the simplest of terms, our campaign is about spreading goodwill messages that don’t require fact-checks and bring a positive vibe to a negative world.

We all know that being negative is bad for you so we’re creating a range of clothing apparel that will unite people of all backgrounds and walks of life under a single banner of peace:

Chances are you’ll have been affected by the pandemic in one way or another.

You might have lost a job, had plans cancelled, or even been confronted with sickness and possible death.

We don’t want you to give in to negativity, self-doubt and hopelessness — we know that science has proven positivity and happiness is life-improving, and our campaign is relevant to you because the sooner you understand we can all come together to improve the world, the sooner we will see the results.

Whilst we’d love it if you would consider backing our Kickstarter project, and eventually wearing some of our apparel, the best way you can help is by spreading that positivity and goodwill to everyone around you, so that we might all band together and bring about rapid, positive change.

We would really love it if you could love wearing a mask, being happy and spreading positivity, but we know its hard, especially when the science isn’t altogether there and the virus is still little-understood.

That’s why we think our new clothing and the messaging behind it is so important; to help people get on board with the idea that we can change for the better.

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