| Posted at 05:54 AM on March 27, 2009 |
New Zealanders will be treated to a new range of playful streetwear t-shirts through a collaboration between charitable fashion label thehinitiative (The H
Initiative) and its newest charity partner, the Royal New Zealand Plunket Society. The collection will be launched Monday 30 March 2009.
?We want all children in New Zealand to get the best start in life and we hope that these t-shirts will get people thinking about how they can make a positive difference for children and families.? Celebrity parents such as Shortland Street stars Kiel McNaughton (Scotty), Te Kohe Tuhaka (Kingi), Beth Allen (Brooke Freeman), whose great, great uncle Dr Frederic Truby King was the founder of Plunket, Outrageous Fortune actor Shane Cortese, TV3 newsreader Carolyn Robinson, TV presenter Helena McAlpine and TV and radio personality James Coleman and their families have been kind enough to be faces of the project.
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