£2,566 RAISED
As of November 2025
Wear our values
These tees make a bold statement. In a world where people wear hate on their sleeves, we wear our love, solidarity, and compassion across our chests.
Support change
With each drop, we donate a portion of each sale directly to grassroots organisations doing the real work in their communities.
These aren’t big charities, they’re the ones on the ground, meeting urgent needs and driving long-term change.
Start conversations
Bold statements spark dialogue. We share clear, accessible content about the issues behind each tee so you can feel confident caring out loud and backing it up with facts.
Follow @hotpeoplecareabout.
Be a hottie with heart
Apathy is ugly.
Compassion is c*nty.
Caring for people and the planet is sexy.
Kindness is beautiful.
Slow & Sustainable
Hot People Care About is committed to keeping things as ethical and sustainable as possible:
Every tee is made from 100% organic cotton, Fair Wear certified and screen-printed in London using water-based inks.
YOU OBVS DON'T NEED ANOTHER TEE. You can donate to the orgs we support directly!
Transparency
We don’t just send a donation and dip. We stay in close contact with the grassroots organisations we support, listening, learning, co-creating, and using our platform to make their work impossible to ignore.
Follow @hotpeoplecareabout to stay updated and educated, see how much we’ve raised, and track the real-world change you’ve helped make happen.
Impact
Haboba’s House x Hope & Haven for Refugees
KEEP EYES ON SUDAN
Haboba’s House
Haboba’s House is a Sudanese-led initiative repairing family homes damaged by the war in Sudan.
Founded by architect Sarah Abuzeid, the project was born from a simple but powerful belief, that a home is more than walls and a roof. It’s safety, identity, and memory.
Motivated by the displacement of her own people, Sarah began Haboba’s House to help restore not just buildings but stability and dignity for Sudanese families.
Haboba’s House works directly with local communities to rebuild from the ground up.
“This is for Sudan. This is for home. This is for haboba.” – Sarah Abuzeid
www.habobashouse.com
@habobashouse
Hope and Haven for Refugees
Hope and Haven for Refugees is a humanitarian initiative dedicated to supporting refugees and internally displaced people who have fled conflict and instability. Working primarily in border regions such as Chad’s Adré camp, the organisation provides urgent relief, such as food, medical care, trauma support and essential supplies.
www.hopeandhavenforrefugees.org
@hopeandhavenrefugees
The Rohingya Maìyafuìnor Collaborative Network
The Rohingya Maìyafuìnor Collaborative Network is a grassroots, women-led initiative tackling the Rohingya crisis from within the community itself.
How the hotties helped:
❤️ Covered the university fees for a Rohingya refugee student in Indonesia.
❤️ Provided women and pregnant mothers with food, milk, and clothes.
❤️ Purchased 20 sewing machines for the Threads of Resilience program in the Bangladesh camps.
What now?
1. Don't stop talking about the Rohingya people!
2. You can still donate to their Emergency Relief for Rohingya fundraiser.
3. Stay educated and stay updated: @rohingyawomencollaborative