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Buying some elegant tcotchkes and T-shirts just got a little more meaningful. Cool Hunting reports on Crafts for a Cause, an online auction selling a variety of cool items, like Daft Punk toys and a drawing by Spike Jonze. All the proceeds will go to to Haiti relief through Artists for Peace and Justice. The bidding on items will go through March 27, so get your checkbooks out. You can see a full gallery of the items for sale at Cool Hunting.
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