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Foster Potential

Official Merchandise

Foster Potential

Official Merchandise

The Cruelty is the Point (no people)

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The Cruelty is the Point (no people), a Athletic Heather Premium Unisex Tee

Premium Unisex Tee

$27.99
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The Cruelty is the Point (no people), a Black Gildan Softstyle Pullover Hoodie

Softstyle Pullover Hoodie

$41.99
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The Cruelty is the Point (no people), a Black Classic Unisex Tee

Classic Unisex Tee

$24.99
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The Cruelty is the Point (no people), a Black Softstyle Crewneck Sweatshirt

Softstyle Crewneck Sweatshirt

$39.99
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The Cruelty is the Point (no people), a Blue Jean Comfort Colors Unisex Tee

Comfort Colors Unisex Tee

$32.99
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The Cruelty is the Point (no people), a Sport Grey Youth Unisex Tee

Youth Unisex Tee

$24.99

The Cruelty is the Point

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Premium Unisex Tee

$22.99
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Softstyle Pullover Hoodie

$35.99
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Softstyle Crewneck Sweatshirt

$32.99
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Softstyle Cotton Tee

$21.99
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Youth Unisex Tee

$18.99

Protest apparel

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Deborah and Doug are retired from social work careers, due to his traumatic brain injury and her stroke. Deborah was a social work professor prior to her stroke, while Doug was a homeless outreach worker prior to his coma. Both Deborah and Doug work together now to offer apparel


The couple has a new YouTube channel coming soon, called Tales from the Family Tree. The channel will focus on true crime and family secrets based on our genealogical research. We need as many people as possible to join our channel so we have lots of people for our debut.

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About the  campaign on Bonfire 2
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A couple with acquired disabilities through his traumatic brain injury and her stroke