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Hawaiian leathergoods brand supports homeless children

20/05/2021
Hawaiian leathergoods brand supports homeless children
Souvenir group Patch of Shade, the owner of a Hawaiian leathergoods brand, has chosen to support homeless charity Project Hawai'i.

NA KOA leathergoods include wallets and bags designed by Polynesian tattoo artists.

Each design combines motifs and images that tell a traditional story.

Project Hawai'i is a non-profit organisation that has supported Hawaii's homeless children since 2003.

Magin Patrick, founder of Project Hawai'i, said: "Since our programmes are solely supported by public donations, amazing companies like NA KOA are the reason we can reach so many children and provide life changing opportunities."




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