Little Citizens Collection - Gifts that Give Back

Children's Clothing by Tea Collection

Have you had your presents ready for your little nieces and nephews? If not, then now's the perfect time to do some shopping with gifts that give back.

I found these cute and inspiring pieces from Tea's Little Citizens Collection, a Children's Clothing company offering quality clothing for kids. The collection consists of hoodies, onesies/bodysuits, tees, and shoulder bags - all of which are made from 100% cotton for ultimate ease and comfort.

Here's the good news - This holiday season 50% of each Little Citizens purchase goes towards The Global Fund for Children.

I am expected to give birth to a baby boy this January 2, 2010 and I enjoy drooling over cool outfits for babies and children such as these. You may also want to purchase one and give the gift of love to children. Here's a preview to the collection.

GFC Bodysuit
Soft knit bodysuit with "for little citizens of the world" across the chest.

Little Citizens Bodysuit and Book Set

This bodysuit with hand drawn graphic of “for little citizens of the world” and book set make the perfect gift.

Little Citizens Hoodie
Hand drawn graphic of “for little citizens of the world” on hooded pullover for little boys and girls.



Little Citizens Tee
The winning illustration from the GFC contest is featured in this walnut colored tee. The shirt says, "For little citizens of the world" across the chest. There is also a little thank you note stitched on the sleeve, on behalf of the little citizens who benefit from your support.

To view the full collection, click here: Little Citizens Collection

GFC is a global charity whose mission is to advance the dignity of children and youth around the world. They accomplish this mission through making small grants or giving capital to innovative community-based organizations serving the most vulnerable children and youth. They harness the power of dynamic media program - children’s books, films, and photography to promote global understanding about some of the issues affecting children around the world. Visit globalfundforchildren.org for more info.