The Pin Project

There are more refugees today than at any time in history: over 65 million people have been forced from their homes by war and violence. Can one small object give back opportunity to those who have lost it? That’s the objective of The Pin Project: to help displaced persons, returnees and refugees achieve long-term self-reliance through meaningful work. Today, I supported the Pin Project on Kickstarter.

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