Share a message of faith with this crewneck sweatshirt featuring “GOD is good” and a cross on the front, geometric black sleeve panels, and a Psalm 28:7 collage across the back. The original design was created by Tony, a young creator at Helping Hands Orphanage.

Made from 8.0 oz./yd² (271 g/m²) medium-heavy fabric, this unisex sweatshirt offers warmth without excessive bulk. The standard fabric is a 50% cotton and 50% polyester blend, while Heather Sport colors are made from 60% polyester and 40% cotton. It features a classic fit, ribbed-knit collar, reinforced cuffs, seamless body, double-needle stitching, and a tear-away label. Embroidery is also available on the left chest, center chest, large center chest, and both wrists.

The sweatshirt uses ethically grown U.S. cotton through the U.S. Cotton Trust Protocol and OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100 certified dyes. The White color option may appear slightly off-white due to the natural fabric properties, and the Orange color option may display subtle color variations depending on lighting conditions.

Every purchase supports the daily needs of the children at Helping Hands Orphanage while helping provide education, savings, and future opportunities for the young creator behind the design.

To keep your sweatshirt looking its best, machine wash cold with similar colors, tumble

dry on low heat, avoid bleach and dry cleaning, and iron on low heat if needed while avoiding the printed design.

About the Artist

Tony is part of the Helping Hands student entrepreneur program. Every purchase of one of Tony's designs helps support education and provides real-world business experience.

 I enjoy listening to music, spending time with friends, and playing soccer and baseball. One of my favorite things to do is study and practice my English. Learning new skills is important to me, and I'm always looking for ways to improve.

I was an excellent student in school, and today I have the opportunity to serve as a substitute teacher at a local elementary school. I enjoy helping children learn and hope to encourage them the same way others have encouraged me.