Some People Are Gay. Get Over It! Can’t really say it any better than that. And hey, I bet you didn’t think you’d be seeing Sir Ian McKellen on the blog, huh? Spotted this gem on Holiday Matinee; get yours for £10 from Stonewall, the lesbian, gay, and bisexual charity.

The Facetime Tshirt by Wire & Twine encourages some offline networking. I’m all for that! (See Reallife.) As usual, W&T nails it. A portion of this tee’s profits go toward the Oxford Community Arts Center. Buy it for $18.

BP Cares is a parody tee put out by the folks behind the BP Public Relations Twitter account. While BP’s drilling disaster is nothing to laugh at, the satirical Twitter account surely is. The tee works to the same end…and a portion of its proceeds will be donated to HealthyGulf.org. You can get it for $25 from Street Giant.

Recycle Reblog Represent is our newest Tshirt and our way of promoting recycling. For every one of these that is purchased, ATshirtBlog will donate a Tshirt to Goodwill. Help promote this blog, recycling, and goodwill all at once! Buy it for $39.99.

Yes Yes Yes Yes by Benjamin Critton is a bit of a mystery to me but I love it nonetheless. Why? Maybe because it’s 4x more positive than your average shirt. You can buy buy buy buy it for $28 from Part of It.

Another great tee from Out of Print‘s library: The Naked Lunch. The artwork featured is from the Corgi UK version of the book by William Burroughs. Buy it for $28 and support literacy; every purchase of this shirt sends one book to a community in need.

The Recycled Tshirt is printed on recycled cotton fibers and put out by the Human Rights Campaign. HRC’s logo (which I love…and not just because it is similar to our own) functions as an integral part of this design. 100% of every purchase goes to HRC’s fight for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender equality; promote recycling and equality at the same time! Get it for $25.

Here We Come is one of two new amazing Holiday Matinee tees. It’s part of the 2nd installment of HM’s Artist Series which was designed by students of High Tech High: Media Arts in San Diego. 100% of its proceeds will go straight back into the school. If you want to look good and support education, you should grab this for $20.

Cure is an apparel company and advocate of diabetic research located in Eastern Pennsylvania. They’ve got a great roster of tees designed to raise awareness; my current favorite among them is this Blood Drop Tshirt. You can snatch it up for $19.99. A portion of their profits (from this and other tees) also goes toward Juvenile Diabetic Research Foundation International.

The Haiti Relief Effort Tshirt by DIPT NYC is exactly what it sounds like! 50% of its proceeds go toward helping Haiti via a charity of DIPT NYC’s choosing. The shirt is available in three different colorways for both men and women, but it’s a limited edition release so sizes, colors, and styles are already running out. You can grab one for $25 from the DIPT NYC online store.

You can also win this for FREE and raise awareness!
All you have to do to enter is:

Follow @ATshirtBlog AND @DIPTNYC on Twitter — then tweet the following (click to tweet): Win @diptNYC’s Haiti Relief Effort Tshirt for FREE from @ATshirtBlog! http://ow.ly/1qgSfb [You must be following both accounts on Twitter in order to qualify.] That’s all it takes to enter to win this DIPT NYC Tshirt for free!

The deadline for entries is at 9pm PST on Thursday, March 18th, 2010. Winner will be announced here shortly thereafter and contacted directly for shipping info. Please note that, due to very limited numbers, the cut / size / color of the winning tee is up to the discretion of DIPT NYC. (Try your luck…and if it’s not your size, it will surely make a great gift for someone you know who is that size.)

Good luck and thank you for participating!
Special thanks to DIPT NYC for making this possible.
Find DIPT NYC on Facebook and Twitter.

This giveaway is now over. Congratulations to @miss_yeloou on Twitter!
Thanks to all who entered!