The Goal of Our Future Clothing Division

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Summary Statement

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Our clothing company will produce a limited number of premium designs each year, created through selective partnerships with stable, committed artists. While not everyone will design for the brand, our workshops and programs will teach homeless and recovering creatives how to communicate, network, build a portfolio, and monetize their own art. We will also host events where they can display and sell their work, giving them real opportunities without compromising the mission.

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Our clothing division isn’t being built so every person in our programs becomes a designer for the brand.

The truth is simple:

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We’ll produce a small number of high-quality, highly intentional designs each year — created through selective collaborations with stable, disciplined artists.

But the deeper purpose isn’t the clothing itself.
It’s what the clothing company will allow us to teach.

We aim to build a clothing project that:

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1. Generates revenue to fund Lion in the Lamb’s mission

Small yearly drops, professionally curated, priced as premium streetwear.

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2. Collaborates only with artists who are stable, responsible, and safe to work with

Anyone we collaborate with must:

• Not be actively in heavy addiction

• OR complete our future recovery/creative program

• Show consistency, clarity, and readiness

• Demonstrate they won’t turn success into relapse

• Understand the responsibility of representing the brand

This ensures no artist becomes a “LiTLE-sponsored overdose,” and protects the integrity of the mission.

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3. Provides workshops — not positions — for homeless creatives

Instead of promising design jobs, we create skill-building workshops that help artists:

• Learn communication skills

• Build a professional foundation

• Understand networking

• Develop their portfolio

• Learn how to price their art

• Turn art into merchandise (prints, stickers, shirts, digital copies)

• Sell art sustainably and independently

We don’t give them a job —
we give them the tools to build their own future.

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4. Host events where our program members can display and sell their art

Local art nights.
Pop-up shows.
Community events.
Booths at street fairs.
Gallery-style pop-up spaces.

These events are designed to:

• Showcase their work

• Help them meet buyers

• Teach them how to talk about their art

• Create their first income streams

• Build identity and confidence

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5. Build identity and pride

Even if someone never designs for the brand…
they will still feel part of the movement.

They’ll learn skills, grow confidence, and become creators in their own right.

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Join the Movement

Help Us Build Something That Will Change Lives Forever

Email us: LionintheLambPress@gmail.com
Call or text: 541-974-8516

Leave your name, your background, and how you’d like to contribute to the mission.

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