Detroit's Iconic -VS- Everybody Brand & DPSCD Foundation Launch School-Themed Collection to Give Back
The nationally recognized -VS- Everybody brand, partnered with the Detroit Public Schools Community District (DPSCD) Foundation, is launching a special school-themed collection to honor current and legacy DPSCD schools?while directly supporting student programs. This collaboration merges Detroit's deeply rooted school spirit with the iconic -VS- Everybody lifestyle brand, allowing alums, students, and supporters to represent their schools proudly. A portion of proceeds from every sale will benefit the DPSCD Foundation's initiatives, including scholarships, enrichment programs, and the upcoming Fourth Annual Tyrone E. Winfrey Hall of Fame Alumni Gala. Bre Teamer chats with Kerrie Mitchell, CEO and President of the Detroit Public Schools Community District Foundation, about the collaboration.
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Detroit's Iconic -VS- Everybody Brand & DPSCD Foundation Launch School-Themed Collection to Give Back

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