Food Fight Clothing Marks 15 Years with Community Giving

Aaron Pearson, guitarist and vocalist for The Warped Band – The Official Tribute to Warped Tour, has always believed in combining creativity with community support. Long before performing on stage, Pearson founded Food Fight Clothing in 2010, a small independent brand inspired by the values of the punk and alternative scenes.

Over the years, Food Fight Clothing has evolved alongside Pearson’s musical career. When the brand began selling T-shirts at The Warped Band’s shows, he decided to align its mission with the charitable spirit of the Vans Warped Tour, which often encouraged fans to bring canned food donations to support local causes.

Today, Food Fight Clothing donates 30% of every T-shirt sale to Water Street Mission in Lancaster, helping provide meals and shelter for individuals facing homelessness and poverty.

This year marks 15 years of Food Fight Clothing, and to celebrate, the company is making its largest donation yet. A total of $750 will be given to Water Street Mission during Lancaster’s ExtraGive on November 21st.

“With the recent suspension of SNAP funding, a lot of families are struggling to meet basic needs,” Pearson said. “We can’t always wait for bigger systems to solve these issues, but we can do something small to help in our own communities.”

Food Fight Clothing’s partnership with The Warped Band continues to reflect the same message that made Warped Tour special: giving back while celebrating music and connection.
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Fifteen years after it began, the brand remains committed to one simple idea—using creativity to make a positive difference right here in Lancaster.
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To learn more or support the cause, visit facebook.com/startafoodfight.