The truth is someone out there needs clothes more than you do. And the logic is pretty simple: take "the shirt off your back" so we can put clothing on theirs. By making your video, you not only help us generate thousands of items of new clothing as well as awareness of the issue among U.S. citizens, you also send a message to the million homeless kids out there: hey, we’re aware of your situation, we care and we want to help.

Even though they remain on the website as one the campaign's key advertisers, NN4Y is reconsidering its stance after "Catholic Charities and other outraged groups in Minnesota and across the country complained that the effort is inappropriate and exploits young people." The Strib reports:

"It was a shock to everybody," said Trudee Able-Peterson, coordinator of outreach services at StreetWorks, a Twin Cities collaborative of outreach programs. "This is the message we send kids? That my granddaughter, who's 17, should strip to provide clothes for other kids?"

Rebecca Lentz, a spokeswoman for Catholic Charities, called it "distasteful and inappropriate and exploitative."

But, think of the needy...

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