From The Jungle: Stories and Original Art From Children Living in Rainforests
Beth was just 22 when she created her first fashion company and launched exclusive European brands across the United States. For most girls this would have been a dream job but Beth was witnessing a side of fashion most people never see. She was devastated by the child labor, human rights violations and toxic chemicals used in the production process and knew there had to be a better way to manufacture. In 2008, she created that better way with her own line, RainTees. RainTees donates schools supplies to children around the world and features their artwork on each collection. For every RainTee sold a tree is planted. Today RainTees has planted more than 30,000 trees and donated school supplies to children in more than 28 countries.  Beth speaks nationally about her journey from fashion runways to saving rainforests and the power of creating a social business. Her work has been featured in National Geographic, InStyle, People Magazine and more and has inspired audiences around the world, from the United Nations to Google, TEDx and countless universities.