Hitchin charity’s positive campaign will fund international education and welfare projects

Amy and Henry at Neighbourhood Bakes. Picture: Jo Wearne (Image: Archant)

Humanitas, a Bucklersbury-based organisation that has protected some of the world’s most vulnerable children since 2001, is tapping into Hitchin’s positive community spirit this week.

Vicki poses outside Harvest Moon. Picture: Jo Wearne (Image: Archant)

Their ‘We Are All Human Here’ campaign reminds us all that we should not be divided by race, religion, politics and that the people of Hitchin are united.

Rebecca Dudbridge, from @BambuuBrush, poses with Humanitas's 'We Are All Human Here' campaign t-shirt. Picture: Jo Wearne (Image: Archant)

The campaign is being supported by many well-known faces and businesses around Hitchin and the charity is encouraging the community to get behind their message, by sharing snaps of each other in their newly designed t-shirts on social media.

Philip at Shared Space supporting the We Are All Human Here campaign. Picture: Jo Wearne (Image: Archant)

All proceeds raised from T-shirt sales will help Humanitas fund their school in Ghana and homes for orphaned and abandoned children in Romania.

James, from Wakelin & Son, supporting the We Are All Human Here campaign. Picture: Jo Wearne (Image: Archant)

You can purchase a £15 T-shirt supporting Humanitas’s campaign from the following outlets: Cantina Carnitas, Harvest Moon, H Town Rags, Riot Lounge, Brookers, Shared Space, Rhubarb or Hitchin Town Information.