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"You know, it&amp;#039;s hard to go on and on about the latest this or the hottest that when thousands of people in Haiti are suffering through the kind of unimaginable tragedy most of us will never experience in our lifetime. It&amp;#039;s easy enough to numb yourself out and just try not to think about it, but really, you can still make a difference just by doing what you do best: Dress to impress. While several major retailers have already made private donations (Target, Wal-Mart, and Loews just to name a few), others have joined forces with some big-name charities to help you look good by doing good. - If you&amp;#039;re crafty, or just like one-of-a-kind items, Etsy.com&amp;#039;s Craft Hope shop is donating all its profits to Doctors Without Borders in Haiti. Whip something up and send it in to help by EOD on 01/20, or simply shop online - the store plans to stay open until every item is sold.  - Want to show your support? You can wear it with pride thanks to clothing companies like Cafe Press and Kid Dangerous. Buy a t-shirt from either online shop and all proceeds will go to UNICEF and the One Dome at a Time Emergency Fund.  - Smell good but still make an impact. Purchase a bottle of Bond No. 9 fragrance, the Scent of Peace, and 10% of all profits will go to the American Red Cross Haitian Disaster Fund. - Get your favorite guy motivated to buy! Have him pick up a pair of Timberland boots designed by Wyclef Jean, and $2.00 from each pair sold will benefit the musician&amp;#039;s Yele Haiti organization. For more ideas on how to help, check out UniversityChic! "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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