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Manna Creative Collective seeks and exists to aid poverty on a global/local level and to raise awareness and abolish modern day slavery with creative campaigning.

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We are a collective of creative social entrepreneurs who are dreaming for a better world. Manna creative collective explores six elements of life: Love, Hope, Beauty, Justice, Forgiveness, and Peace as we understand that these are essential aspects of bringing and making injustice non-existent. As a collective we illustrate what these elements mean to us personally and put those designs on sweat shop free t-shirts to sell for the benefit of those in Poverty and Slavery.

Manna was an idea birthed between friends with interest in graphic design and art who also would like to use their God gifted talents to change the world. We started the organization in August of 2007 and have been learning and growing ever since. We hope to network with different organizations and businesses as we know we can create change through networking and joining together to Love bigger than we could as a single organization.

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We aid poverty through shirt and clothing sales. We create shirts with different seasons of "the elements of life" tagged into the art work of the design. "The elements of life" are Hope, Love, Peace, Beauty, Justice, Forgiveness.

For every season of designs we ask each artist that donates a design to ask them selfs, "What does.... Love or Hope (depending on which season we are on) mean to them personally." This way the artist can step back and ask these questions so he or she can better understand these elements! Then we can explore these together as a collective and in return learn from one another how to live these elements out in life in order to Love one another.

When the shirts get printed we credit the artist and his or her idea on why they created the shirt and 80% of all shirt proceeds go to aid a non-profit organization who is helping on ground to aid poverty or to a person or family in poverty locally and globally.