2024 Official Orange T-Shirts (Adult Sizes)

The 2024 Official Orange T-Shirt is crafted from 5.3 oz preshrunk cotton, it provides a comfortable and unisex fit to accommodate everyone wanting to participate in the Orange Shirt Day movement.

Our sale of Official Orange T-shirts is a fundraiser for the Orange Shirt Society and Atlohsa Family Healing Services.

Tribal Canoe is on the St Thomas City committee for planning the events on the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation (September 30^th 2024, noon at City Hall).

The $25 cost includes taxes, shipping (pickup at Tribal Canoe), and donations ($15).

Donations per shirt are $10 to the Orange Shirt Society and $5 to Atlohsa Family Healing Services

All shirts are ordered from the Official Orange Shirt Society warehouse.

Tribal Canoe will bulk order the Orange Shirts once or twice a week depending on the number of orders we receive. Orders will be sent with a minimum quantity of 6.

You will be contacted when your Orange Shirt arrives at Tribal Canoe, located at 378 Talbot St. Suite A, St Thomas (the old TD/Canada Trust building). - shipping times from the warehouse is ~ 3-4 days depending on the number of orders they are processing.

NOTE; if your size is not in stock, we will order one size up.

The last order date will be on Monday, September 23^rd, 2024 so you will receive your shirt by Friday, September 27^th,(the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation is on Monday, September 30th)

Orange Shirt Society Growing awareness of the individual, family, and community inter-generational impacts of Residential Schools. At OSS, we believe you can support Reconciliation every day, in your own way.

Atlohsa Family Healing Services is a non-profit, charitable organization. Serving individuals and families across Southwestern Ontario and beyond since 1986 providing low-barrier wraparound services to community members with complex needs, including mental wellness, substance use, homelessness, domestic violence, and trauma.

The 2024 Official Orange T-shirt Artwork was Designed by Aliyah Bautista

Aliyah is a grade 11 student from Ponoka, Alberta. Her design features a child in the middle to represent the “I” in child. However, it is also to honour those who have died as a result of the Indian Residential Schools or are healing from them. It’s to remind people that all children are important. To Aliyah, Orange Shirt Day is an opportunity to recognize how many individuals have lost their families and cultures as a result of residential schools