Three Brothers/One Mission

Three brothers, Francisco, Fernando, and Eduardo Diez, have founded Free World United, an apparel company that supports various nonprofits through their collections. With each T-shirt sold, they donate $10 to causes such as wildlife conservation and aid for children in developing countries. Their passion for the Galapagos Islands, which face challenges from population growth and climate change, inspired this venture.

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Christine Cox

Three brothers, Francisco (BBA MARK ‘03), Fernando (BBA MARK ‘05) and Eduardo (BBA MGT ‘06) Diez, recently launched an apparel company, Free World United. The company creates apparel collections and unique landing pages for a handful nonprofits that range from wildlife conservancy to the support of children in developing countries. When a customer purchases a T-shirt, $10 goes to the designated nonprofit. The inspiration to create Free World United came from the brothers' love for their second home, the Galapagos Islands, which they have seen threatened by growing population, illegal fishing and global warming.

http://www.freeworldunited.org/

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Fall 2015

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