Flood victims
Proceeds from every session help fund two established flood relief charities, supporting relief efforts across Pakistan.
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Paint a shirt. Fund flood relief.
A student-led NGO in Pakistan. Selected student artists hand-paint one-of-a-kind T-shirts, and every sale helps fund established flood relief charities.
Try it: this shirt is yours to paint
Your turn. Drag to paint
How it works
Stage 1 of 4 · Source
Plain shirts are bought in bulk in different sizes and colours, starting with a batch of about 20, along with fabric paints, brushes and the other supplies the artists will need.
Artist application
Stage 2 of 4 · Select
Interested students register through P4P's Google Form, sharing their creative ability and artistic experience. The strongest applicants are selected for the session.
Stage 3 of 4 · Paint
The selected artists meet at an organised session at an open venue. Each one customises a T-shirt with the materials provided, so every design is one of a kind.
Sold
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Stage 4 of 4 · Sell & give
Finished shirts are collected, prepared and sold through Instagram and this website. Proceeds from every sale help fund two established flood relief charities in Pakistan.
Why you can trust us
Proceeds help fund two established flood relief charities in Pakistan, named on our Transparency page.
Our artists’ certificates are signed by the administration of the charities we fund, subject to their approval.
We share each session’s impact on our Instagram, so you can follow where your support goes.
Every shirt is painted by a student artist chosen for their experience, at an organised session.
Tap through what happens when you buy a shirt. Every step is handled by the P4P team.
Read our transparency pageFeatured shirts
Each artist paints one shirt. When it sells, it’s gone, and your purchase helps fund flood relief.
Drag to browse · Designs shown are placeholders until Session 1 shirts are photographed.
Who benefits
Proceeds from every session help fund two established flood relief charities, supporting relief efforts across Pakistan.
Artists earn recognised certificates and formally approved community-service hours, and put their creativity towards a real cause.
The student founders gain hands-on experience building and running an NGO that does real good.
Artists with experience can apply for the next session and earn certificates and service hours. Everyone else can wear the result, and fund flood relief while they’re at it.