After 12 years in business, custom apparel shop owner Love Anderson launches a $45,000 campaign to keep the doors open.
For over a decade, Tees And Quotes has been a cornerstone for custom apparel, community expression, and local job creation in Atlanta. But now, owner Love Anderson is facing the toughest battle in the shop’s 12-year history.
Threatened with eviction due to mounting past-due rent and steep legal fees, Anderson has launched an urgent $45,000 campaign to save the business, clear court costs, and invest in key in-house equipment to pivot toward long-term sustainability.
The grassroots fight is already drawing high-profile backing across the city—including a lead donation from former Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms.
Can community support save this beloved neighborhood institution before time runs out?
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