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Tyson Ritter and Topman team up for charity.

 

 

 

 

Tyson Ritter has style.  He’s modeled for John Varvatos.  He’s helped design the All American Reject cover art.  And now the front man is turning into a fashion designer, all in the name of charity.

He’s taken a blank Topman suit, colored all over it, strategically shredded it, asked his fellow MTV regulars and Warped Tour performers to write on it, and put it up on eBay.

All the proceeds go to Haiti relief efforts and also, let’s be honest, it’s as pretty rad suit that’s tax deductible and full of good karma (as in: wear it and you’ll probably get laid).  Go here to bid on it.

Well Suited: Topman and Tyson Ritter Auction a Suit for Don’t Hate on Haiti

OK, confession time: we aren’t too familiar with the body of work belonging to the band The All-American Rejects, but once we got a peek at the lead singer Tyson Ritter, we knew everything we needed to know. The dreamy-eyed, floppy-haired singer has enlisted the help of his friends and colleagues while he was out on the Warped Tour to help him raise money for the non-profit he started Don’t Hate on Haiti. A hottie with heart? Swoon.

The deal goes like this: Ritter stenciled and spray painted his white Topshop suit (red and blue — very patriotic) and wore it the whole time he was touring. He had other musicians on tour with him put their John Hancock’s on the spiffy threads too. Now it’s up for auction on Ebay and all the money will go to ensure we get clean water to the folks who are still suffering in Haiti. Out of all the trendy collaborations out there, fashion and charity always look great together.

Tyson Ritter’S 2010 VANS WARPED TOUR TOPMAN SUIT AUTOGRAPHED BY WARPED TOUR BANDS 100% of auction goes to www.charitywater.org

Awareness into ACTION- Don’t Hate On Haiti

Hello my fellow rockers of the world,

This is Tyson from The All-American Rejectshere, and I just wanted to let you all know that there’s an item on eBay that’s worth your time to check out. On this past Warped tour, I collected donations for the people of Haiti through an organization called Don’t Hate On Haiti. Our goal was to raise as much awareness and money to aide the recovery from the disastrous earthquake that displaced thousands. In addition to donations, I had every band on the tour sign the suit that I played the tour in. Now said suit will be going up for auction starting Tuesday the 19th through the 29th of this month and I wanted to reach out for your assistance in getting the word out. Just a little rundown of why your help means so much:

Since the conditions there are still awful, it was the goal of my organization ‘donthateonhaiti.org’ to get the people their most necessary and basic of needs; Clean Water. Teaming up with a non-for-profit that donates 100% of all donations, Charity:Water (charitywater.org), it is my goal to go to Haiti and build 5 clean water wells for their community. From warped tour alone I managed to raise around $20,000.

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Awareness into ACTION- Don’t Hate On Haiti

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Tyson Ritter’S 2010 VANS WARPED TOUR TOPMAN SUIT AUTOGRAPHED BY WARPED TOUR BANDS 100% of auction goes to www.charitywater.org Awareness into ACTION- Don’t Hate On Haiti Hello my fellow rockers of the world, This is Tyson from The All-American Rejects here, and I just wanted to let you all know that there’s an item on eBay that’s worth your time to check out. On this past Warped tour, I collected donations for the people of Haiti through an

Tyson Ritter’s ‘Don’t Hate On Haiti’ Campaign Raises Funds For Relief Efforts

The Huffington Post - Aug 20, 2010

Tyson Ritter , lead singer of the All-American Rejects, has launched the Don’t Hate onHaiti campaign, planning to raise money to help Haitians rebuild from the devastating disaster. Ritter came up with the idea while watching footage of the Earthquake on CNN, when he penned the words “don’t hate on Haiti

Tyson Ritter auctioning Warped Tour suit signed by dozens of bands

• October 20, 2010
• by Tim Karan

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All-American Rejects frontman Tyson Ritter is auctioning the Topman suit he wore on this past summer’s Warped Tour, autographed by members of dozens of bands also on the tour. All proceeds will go to Charity: Water to build wells in Haiti. Last summer, Ritter started an organization called Donthateonhaiti.org to bring clean water to the people of Haiti in the wake of the recent earthquake disaster. You can bid on the suithere. 

Tyson Ritter of the band All American Rejects has customized a TOPMAN suit that is being auctioned to benefit his charity, Don’t Hate on Haiti. The suit has been hand stenciled and signed by members of the Warp tour. Be the coolest kid you know and start bidding! (Don’t Hate On Haiti)

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