“On September 30, we wear orange to remember the children who never came home; to stand with survivors, families, and communities; and to carry forward the story of Phyllis (Jack) Webstad, whose orange shirt was taken on her first day at residential school,” says designer and Walk Gently founder, Cole Sparrow-Crawford. With proceeds supporting education and nonprofit partnerships, this tee is a commitment to reflection, learning, and a more informed future. Proceeds support nonprofit partnerships focused on education and awareness of residential school history. EVERY CHILD MATTERS and CHAQUE ENFANT COMPTE are trademarks owned by Orange Shirt Society and are being used under license.