Willy Chavarria Uniforms HELPER Foundation

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Willy Chavarria Uniforms HELPER Foundation

February 3, 2021

Aldo Araujo

Designer Willy Chavarria created uniforms for non-profit HELPER Foundation (formerly known as Venice 2000) to wear while distributing PPE kits and community services in Venice, California. Founded in 1999, the organization was originally established to provide gang intervention and prevention services to combat gang-related violence and “the loss of our young people to the lure of economic depravity.”

“These guys have shown themselves to be fearless in the face of helping others,” Chavarria said. “They inspire us, and it’s our honor to keep them safe in uniforms.”

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A capsule collection with offerings like tees, sweatpants, crewnecks, and hats are available with phrases inspired by the movement, including “No Justice, No Peace,” and embroidered words like “Power” and “Unity” make statements on the garments.

For more information, visit Willy Chavarria’s Instagram here.

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