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We offer free exchanges for all U.S. orders. Returns can be processed for store credit but NO REFUNDS will be given.

Options

1. Exchanges
2. Store Credits

Both options have a 30 day period from the date of purchase.

Fees

1. Exchanges are free
2. Store Credits are sent via email

Eligibility

In order for any of the two options to be processed, product(s) must be in new condition with all tags and hygienic liners attached. If these are missing an additional restocking fee will be deducted from your store credit.

International Orders

Exchanges from outside the U.S. are not currently available through our automated system. You will need to ship the items back on your own to recieve a store credit:

Freedom Rave Wear

1260 Liberty Way Suite E Vista, CA 92081

START YOUR RETURN/EXCHANGE

Throughout the year Freedom Rave Wear will be donating to notable charities doing postive work for various communities, ecosystems, and in general working to make the world a better place.

This month, we will be donating to the Trevor Project 

MISSION 

The Trevor Project is an organization with a mission to end suicide among lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, and questioning young people. They envision a world where all LGBTQ youth can see a bright future for themselves. The organization has five key programs through which they aim to achieve their mission and vision:

Crisis Services: The Trevor Project seeks to significantly expand the number of crisis contacts served and enhance the diversity and representation of their crisis contacts. They aim to provide effective and inclusive support to every LGBTQ young person who reaches out to them, while optimizing their systems for long-term viability. They also plan to lay the foundation for future growth to support LGBTQ youth internationally and in new languages.

Peer Support: The organization aims to dramatically grow their peer support services, known as TrevorSpace, to reach more LGBTQ youth globally. They strive to create the safest, most welcoming, and engaging online experience for a diverse range of LGBTQ youth. The Trevor Project also commits to continually assessing and optimizing TrevorSpace to ensure it remains effective and accessible.

Research: The Trevor Project seeks to significantly expand their impact in scientific inquiry within LGBTQ youth mental health. They aim to grow their body of research and establish impactful partnerships for research. The organization also focuses on publishing high-impact content that can be consumed beyond academia and incorporating cutting-edge research into their services.

Public Education: The organization aims to build and refine educational and training products that can help reduce LGBTQ youth suicide. They plan to create an online resource hub for LGBTQ youth and youth-facing adults, offering free and accessible learning modules. The Trevor Project also aims to increase public awareness of the organization and key topics related to LGBTQ youth and suicide prevention.

Advocacy: The Trevor Project advocates for the protection of LGBTQ youth from harmful practices such as conversion therapy. They work at the local, state, and federal levels through legislation and litigation. Additionally, they aim to expand the collection of sexual orientation and gender identity (SOGI) information in death records and government surveys on youth to create more accurate data. The organization also advocates for the implementation of effective and inclusive suicide prevention policies in every school district in the United States.

The Trevor Project operates based on guiding principles such as diversity and inclusion, youth-centricity, growth, quality, innovation, and having a best-in-class team. They estimate that over 1.8 million LGBTQ youth in the United States seriously consider suicide each year, emphasizing the urgent need for their work.

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