It was random. But just the type of randomness that makes me love what I do.

Her name is Ana Vianei and she’s a freshman at Marietta High School. She explains to me over a facebook message that she and her friends have been hand-stitching shirts with Africa on the front. They found out about Dry Tears and also wanted to be a part of the growing movement of students that are radically making a difference. With more friends on board and shirts being sold like crazy, Ana and her friends at MHS continue to have after-school sewing parties to make these shirts and %100 percent of the profits from each shirt go towards the funding of a well.