Find common ground.
Build uncommon change.
At Common Ground Project, we believe that what we wear, share, and give can move power — out of boardrooms and back into communities.
We started this project to reimagine what political merchandise could be. Instead of disposable swag, we create art with purpose: limited-edition collections designed by artists, produced ethically and sustainably, and sold to fund the grassroots partners who inspire our campaigns.
Every tee, tote, and sweatshirt tells a story about the world we want to live in—one rooted in justice, inclusion, and care for the planet.
Our promise: 100% of proceeds from every campaign go directly to the organizations and movements on the frontlines of the toughest fights of our time. From climate action and immigrant rights to reproductive freedom and democracy itself, we’re here to turn culture into collective power.
Artists Lead the Way
Each campaign starts with a collaboration. We work with artists, designers, and creatives who bring our shared values to life through bold, meaningful design. Every piece begins with art — not algorithms or market trends.
Ethical Production
We produce responsibly, using sustainable materials and limited edition merch to reduce waste. Our goal is to make things that last — and matter.
Purpose-Driven Campaigns
Every collection supports a specific cause or coalition — from community organizers and local nonprofits to national advocacy groups. We make it easy to see where your money goes and what it funds.
100% Impact
The proceeds from each campaign go directly to our partners on the ground — those building power, shaping policy, and pushing for change where it counts.
I love that Common Ground has found a way to connect culture with cause. These campaigns are a part of a movement.
- Katy, Washington
I got in on the first drop and I’m proud to wear my gear. It either starts a conversation worth having or pisses someone off - and honestly, I love it. This shirt says exactly what I believe, loud and clear.
- Jesse, Texas
My donation supports an organization on the frontlines and I keep spreading the word just by wearing my Resist sweatshirt everywhere I go. Common Ground Project is win — win.
- Sam, California
