Want More Coffee
Augmentative Communication Tee:
Celebrate diverse ways of expression with our "Want - More - Coffee." tee from the Augmentative Communication Collection. It's a fun reminder that communication varies and coffee is essential!
Wear Red!
For National AccessAbility Week, wear Red! Show your support for disabled people and their families, celebrate the achievements of disabled Canadians, and pledge your commitment to help create a fully accessible and inclusive society.
Red Shirt Day takes place on Wednesday, May 28th, 2025.
NEW for 2025: French shirts!
Proceeds from Red Shirt Sales will be donated to Easter Seals Ontario.
Collections
Promoting Accessibility, Equity, Inclusion, and Voice Amplification as building blocks of a future with participation of all.
Clothes with a Cause
That GoodonU Tee, Hat, or Hoody you put in your cart doesn't just look good and feel comfortable. It's a champion Multi-tasker!
It allows us to employ youth with disability,
its design may be one that was created by an artist with disability,
it helps us spread awareness about accessibility, equity, and inclusion through our social media Public Service Announcements,
and a portion from every sale flows directly towards disability-supportive registered charities and organizations for physical or invisible disabilities.
So thanks for being a ally!
Inclusion is Love
From our Inclusion is Love collection - original art by self-advocate Ashley Caldwell, symbolizing inclusion as expressing love and inclusion for all
Featuring original art.
Daily Dose of Support - Caregivers Networks!
This tee celebrates the vital energy that caregivers and local networks provide, much like your essential morning coffee. It's a reminder that in the world of caregiving, community support and a little caffeine can make all the difference
About us
Glad to meet you!
We are woman-owned and operated.
We believe in the power of business to make the world a better place.
GoodOnU.ca is a social enterprise, a business that raises funds for social goals. For us the goal is an accessible, equitable, inclusive society with full participation of people with disability.
Meet Artist Ashley Caldwell
Ashley is a teenager in high school who uses her ipad to communicate . During pandemic quarantine when the school day took place online, Ashley engaged the most with art class. It became another way for her to express herself.
Ashley creates in media such as paint, pastels, and pencils. She prefers bright colours and utilizes broad strokes and large movements.
Meet Artist Clara Whittaker
Clara has been creating art since she picked up her first crayon. She trained at Humber College Visual & Digital Arts School and now works as a freelance artist and technical writer.
Clara creates in various traditional media as well as in digital form.
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