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Unisex KIWI zip hoodie
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Judgemental Kiwi Bird Enamel Mug
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Unisex Judgemental Kiwi Bird T-shirt
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Unisex Abibos Joggers
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The kiwirky collection
Get your favourite Kiwi clothing and accessories and we’ll give 50% of proceeds to local wildlife rescues.
Shop The CollectionThe Kiwirky Collection
LOYALTY | OPTIMISM | EXPRESSION | COLLABORATION
50% of proceeds go to support local wildlife rehabilitation, support and education
At Kiwi Creative, we are more than just a creative studio. One of our goals since launching has been to find a way to give back. Through the launch of our Kiwirky merch collection, we’ve found our way to do that.
50% of the proceeds of each collection item sold will be donated to wildlife rehabilitation centers in Canada. We’ve chosen Hobbitstee Wildlife Refuge as our focus rehabilitation center as we admire their mission and the work they do.
Meet Hobbitstee Wildlife Refuge
Learn More About Hobbitstee
Located in Nanticoke Ontario, Hobbitstee Wildlife Refuge was founded in 2007 by Chantal Theijn. They help upwards of 3500 injured, orphaned, sick and displaced wild animals annually, their main focus being rehabilitating wildlife, while also striving to provide education, mitigation and research.
Hobbitstee runs with an all-volunteer staff and relies on donations and grants for the funding so desperately required to help these animals. Their volunteers include at-risk youth, young offenders and low-risk adult offenders, just another way they are striving to provide support in their community.