Embrace diversity.
Educate your community.
Empower each other.
Love life.
~ 3E Love Founder, Annie Hopkins (1984-2009)
Educate your community.
Empower each other.
Love life.
~ 3E Love Founder, Annie Hopkins (1984-2009)
3E Love is a disability awareness clothing line and marketing company founded in 2007 by siblings Annie and Stevie Hopkins, their family & friends. The mission of the company is simple: to create and bring to market products and services that embrace living life no matter the obstacles, and by doing so, educate society and empower those with disabilities to love life.
The "International Symbol of Acceptance", aka the "wheelchair-heart logo", is the drive behind much of our goals and products and services. It is a symbol of society accepting people with disabilities as equals and a symbol that people with disabilities accept their challenges and even embrace them. By replacing the wheel with a heart, the stigma of the wheelchair is also removed, and it can be a symbol for people with any disability or impairment. It is about the person, not society's perception of their lack in abilities...
The "International Symbol of Acceptance", aka the "wheelchair-heart logo", is the drive behind much of our goals and products and services. It is a symbol of society accepting people with disabilities as equals and a symbol that people with disabilities accept their challenges and even embrace them. By replacing the wheel with a heart, the stigma of the wheelchair is also removed, and it can be a symbol for people with any disability or impairment. It is about the person, not society's perception of their lack in abilities...
Check out the incredible products here. Find out more about the founders of this amazing organization here.
1 comment:
Love love love this logo! When I saw a vinyl sticker on a friend's car I had to have it (and I am not the only one!) Everyone in my extended family now thinks they need a shirt too!
Steve is great and he always inquires as to why a buyer's interested in spreading disability awareness.
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