UPDATED: Local Retailers Continue Fundraising for Victims

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The city of Boston and beyond has endured a trying week. We may be hurting, some more than others, but efforts to fundraise for victims are underway and proving to be strong community builders. Here is a current list of shirts, stores, and recovery activities benefitting those who have been affected most by last Monday's Marathon attack.

In alphabetical order (as of original posting Monday, April 22):

Allston Pudding has compiled 130 songs from 130 different musicians both regionally and nationwide to memorialize Monday's bombings. Donate at least $1 to download the tracks. 100% of the proceeds will go to The One Fund Boston.

Bodega vows to donate $5 for every clothing item and pair of shoes sold from today through the entire month of May to The One Fund Boston. Both online and in-store sales will count.

Bodega x adidas: Further fundraising efforts from Bodega include donating 100% of proceeds from the Boston Super sneaker, a collaboration with Marathon sponsor adidas, to The One Fund Boston. Each pair is $125 and comes in two colors: blue and yellow, as well as red, navy and gray. [via Complex]

Fashion Project: This Boston-based online consignment meets non-profit retailer has created an exclusive boutique which will donate 100% of its sales to The One Fund Boston charity. They also offer free shipping on orders of $100 or more.

Ink to the People: Emerson students designed a shirt being sold through Ink to the People, also at $20, with a cobalt and yellow design reading "Boston Strong" that references the Boston Athletic Association colors. All proceeds from the shirt go to The One Fund Boston charity, which was quickly established by Governor Deval Patrick and Mayor Thomas Menino, benefitting families that were severely affected by Monday's attack.

Also on Ink to the People, 6one7 productions is seeking 617 t-shirt purchases. For $20, the black tee reads "We Are Boston" in blue, with Monday's date below in yellow.

Motley x Pura Vida: South End retailer Motley has partnered with bracelet maker Pura Vida to create a blue and yellow Boston Marathon Bracelet ($6, including shipping). 100% of the sales will go to The One Fund Boston. Place an order today for shipment as early as next week.

Old Try x Union Press: We caught wind of this Old Try x Union Press collaborative print on N'East Style the other day. The $40 hand pressed print is 13" x 20" and it's based on the first flag of New England. All the profits will go to the hugely successful TUGG (Technology Underwriting Greater Good) fundraiser, which as of 5pm on Wednesday, April 17, sits at just under $150,000.

Saks Fifth Avenue: Saks will donated 10% of sales through May 1 to The One Fund Boston. WWD reports that over the weekend, the store was filled with therapy dogs for customers and employees.

ADDED, April 22, 5pm:

First Aid Beauty: 10% of proceeds from all purchases made online through April 30 will be donated to The One Fund Boston.

Kalembar Dune: This West Roxbury shop is donating all proceeds from Beanfield t-shirts they have in stock ($20 each) to The One Fund Boston.

Ku De Ta, Habit, The Closet Connection, and Karen's Boutique: South Boston boutiques have teamed up for a fundraising night of shopping on Thursday, April 25. From 6 to 8pm, 20% of all sales will be sent to The One Fund Boston.

Vira: The Beacon Hill boutique will be donating a percentage of sales from its first birthday celebration this weekend to The One Fund Boston. Stop by Saturday, April 27, from noon to 4pm.

Xylem: 10% of all sales today through Wednesday, April 24, will be donated to The One Fund. The quirky shop will also sell word art prints from ReStudios with 100% of those proceeds being donated.

ADDED April 24:

adidas: "Boston Stands as One" tribute tees from adidas are available at both adidas.com and the Boston Athletic Associate site for $26.20 with proceeds going to The One Fund Boston.

AHAlife: The New York-based e-retailer has MIT roots, and therefore is opting to donate a percentage of sales from the next 30 days to The Boston Police Foundation.

Ctrl. Alt. Design.: This graphic design agency printed a now ubiquitous heart-meets-Boston skyline graphic on tees, coming in three colors. The tribute shirt is priced at $18, with all proceeds going to The One Fund Boston.

Daniela Corte: The local designer will donate 15% of all sales made online and in-store through Tuesday, April 30, to The One Fund Boston.

Life is Good: The local lifestyle brand designed a t-shirt in both a men's and women's silhouette, titled Boston Love and both priced at $26.20, with all proceeds going to The One Fund.

Marathon Sports: Runners for Boston tees are available at many Boston-area Marathon Sports stores. Every penny of the shirt's $20 value is donated to The One Fund Boston.

One Heart Boston: Hairpin, a Dorchester-based branding agency, designed the One Heart Boston graphic in the wake of last Monday's attacks, prompting them to produce tote bags, a letterpress print, and t-shirts (which are the only remaining item available at $30). All proceeds go to The One Fund Boston.

Paxton1345: $5 from every pair of red, white, and blue boxers sold will be donated to The One Fund Boston.

SalonCapri: The Newbury Street outpost of SalonCapri is offering complimentary haircuts to first responders of the Marathon attacks through May 4. Call (617) 236-0020 to book an appointment.

Saucony: The Massachusetts based running brand has launched #BostonStrong Lace Medallion, $5, with 100% of sales benefitting The One Fund Boston. They can be pre-ordered starting today at saucony.com.

ADDED, April 25:

OnHand: You may recall a certain Watertown resident, Andrew Kitzenberg, who recorded much of last week's shootout. Rather than sell his images to the media, he has requested that they donate the money they would have spent to The One Fund. As founder of OnHand, a tech accessories company, he also is selling a Boston Strong USB wristband for $19.95, with all proceeds going to The One Fund.

EXPIRED:

Patagonia on Newbury will lead a memorial run next Tuesday, April 23. Interested people can meet at the 346 Newbury store at 6:30, for a 6:40 run departure. The run will conclude with a moment of silence and candlelight vigil.

Pats Day Fund: Racked 38 member Ball and Buck is at the helm of Pats Day Fund, which will be donating 10% of next Monday's in-store and online sales to the Boston chapter of the Red Cross. Other companies participating in the fund include Project Repat, Bow & Drape, A Matter of Face, Freedman Jewelers, and several more.

Rue La La: The Fort Point e-retailer is speaking to its Boston address with a black t-shirt featuring "Tough Proud Brave Free Boston" on the front and Monday's date emblazoned at the lower corner. Net proceeds from the $20 shirt will go directly to the Emergency Medical Fund at Massachusetts General Hospital.

We hope to continue updating this list as more fundraising opportunities become available. Know of any? Email us: boston@racked.com.
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