Use these to send postcards to the hikers or to the Iranian Mission at the UN. (Logo Design by Vassia Alaykova)

Days come and go quickly as we’re seeing with the beautiful display of fall colors. It is easy to get caught up in daily responsibilities and let family and friends fall from the forefront of our mind. Shane, Sarah, and Josh were taken on July 31st, 2009 at 1:33 pm and are still being held in Iran. Keeping them on the forefront of our minds is one of the most important actions we can take. Action is created by thought. It is this universal truth that has inspired Peace 1:33. The purpose is to hold the vibration of peace and positive energy for Shane, Sarah, and Josh by focusing on and feeling peace for 1 minute or more each day at 1:33 PM. Josh, Sarah and Shane Set a daily alarm on your cell phone for 1:33 PM. Spend one minute thinking/meditation on peace in honor of Shane, Sarah, and Josh and continue with the daily commitment. If you have access to a bell, ring it three times in honor of each hiker. Spread the word! Send e-mails to your friends, join Free the Hikers on Facebook, and invite friends. Ask your church or school to participate by ringing their bell three times each day at 1:33 PM. Thank you…(Dove logo design by Vassia Alaykova)

Mouse pad (Dove logo design by Vassia Alaykova)

Get your Free the Hikers Hat! (Dove logo design by Vassia Alaykova)

Free the Hikers Tote Bag.Shane Bauer, Josh Fattal and Sarah Shourd have been held in Iran since July 31, 2009, when news reports say they accidentally crossed an unmarked border during a hiking trip in the mountains of Iraqi Kurdistan. They were in a peaceful region of Iraq that is increasingly popular with Western tourists. The three young Americans, all graduates of the University of California at Berkeley, have not been charged with any crime and have had no contact with their families. To learn more and receive updates on their situation, visit www.FreeTheHikers.org. Family and friends of the three hikers created the site to tell the story of Shane, Josh and Sarah and keep the world informed about their situation. All net proceeds of items sold here will go to support efforts by the families of Shane, Josh and Sarah. Your purchases will help defray daily costs, in the ongoing struggle to increase awareness, and get the hikers home to their families. Thank you for your support! (Dove logo design by Vassia Alaykova)

The "Free The Hikers" t-shirt concept comes to us from Nate Lindstrom, brother-in-law to Shane Bauer, one of the three American hikers currently detained in Iran. Shane Bauer, Josh Fattal and Sarah Shourd have been held in Iran since July 31, 2009, when news reports say they accidentally crossed an unmarked border during a hiking trip in the mountains of Iraqi Kurdistan. They were in a peaceful region of Iraq that is increasingly popular with Western tourists. The three young Americans, all graduates of the University of California at Berkeley, have not been charged with any crime and have had no contact with their families. To learn more and receive updates on their situation, visit www.FreeTheHikers.org. Family and friends of the three hikers created the site to tell the story of Shane, Josh and Sarah and keep the world informed about their situation. All net proceeds will go to the families of Shane, Josh and Sarah to help defray daily costs, awareness, etc. that are adding up. (Dove logo design by Vassia Alaykova)

The "Free The Hikers" t-shirt concept comes to us from Nate Lindstrom, brother-in-law to Shane Bauer, one of the three American hikers currently detained in Iran. Shane Bauer, Josh Fattal and Sarah Shourd have been held in Iran since July 31, 2009, when news reports say they accidentally crossed an unmarked border during a hiking trip in the mountains of Iraqi Kurdistan. They were in a peaceful region of Iraq that is increasingly popular with Western tourists. The three young Americans, all graduates of the University of California at Berkeley, have not been charged with any crime and have had no contact with their families. To learn more and receive updates on their situation, visit www.FreeTheHikers.org. Family and friends of the three hikers created the site to tell the story of Shane, Josh and Sarah and keep the world informed about their situation. All net proceeds will go to the families of Shane, Josh and Sarah to help defray daily costs, awareness, etc. that are adding up. (Dove logo design by Vassia Alaykova)

Get your own Free the Hikers Bumper Sticker.

The "Free The Hikers" t-shirt concept comes to us from Nate Lindstrom, brother-in-law to Shane Bauer, one of the three American hikers currently detained in Iran. Shane Bauer, Josh Fattal and Sarah Shourd have been held in Iran since July 31, 2009, when news reports say they accidentally crossed an unmarked border during a hiking trip in the mountains of Iraqi Kurdistan. They were in a peaceful region of Iraq that is increasingly popular with Western tourists. The three young Americans, all graduates of the University of California at Berkeley, have not been charged with any crime and have had no contact with their families. To learn more and receive updates on their situation, visit www.FreeTheHikers.org. Family and friends of the three hikers created the site to tell the story of Shane, Josh and Sarah and keep the world informed about their situation. All net proceeds will go to the families of Shane, Josh and Sarah to help defray daily costs, awareness, etc. that are adding up.

The "Free The Hikers" t-shirt concept comes to us from Nate Lindstrom, brother-in-law to Shane Bauer, one of the three American hikers currently detained in Iran. Shane Bauer, Josh Fattal and Sarah Shourd have been held in Iran since July 31, 2009, when news reports say they accidentally crossed an unmarked border during a hiking trip in the mountains of Iraqi Kurdistan. They were in a peaceful region of Iraq that is increasingly popular with Western tourists. The three young Americans, all graduates of the University of California at Berkeley, have not been charged with any crime and have had no contact with their families. To learn more and receive updates on their situation, visit www.FreeTheHikers.org. Family and friends of the three hikers created the site to tell the story of Shane, Josh and Sarah and keep the world informed about their situation. All net proceeds will go to the families of Shane, Josh and Sarah to help defray daily costs, awareness, etc. that are adding up.

The "Free The Hikers" t-shirt concept comes to us from Nate Lindstrom, brother-in-law to Shane Bauer, one of the three American hikers currently detained in Iran.Shane Bauer, Josh Fattal and Sarah Shourd have been held in Iran since July 31, 2009, when news reports say they accidentally crossed an unmarked border during a hiking trip in the mountains of Iraqi Kurdistan. They were in a peaceful region of Iraq that is increasingly popular with Western tourists.The three young Americans, all graduates of the University of California at Berkeley, have not been charged with any crime and have had no contact with their families.To learn more and receive updates on their situation, visit www.FreeTheHikers.org. Family and friends of the three hikers created the site to tell the story of Shane, Josh and Sarah and keep the world informed about their situation.Shirt Details: Standard fit, Chestnut T-shirt with Cream print. Made with 6.1 oz. 100% cotton. Color may not be accurate as seen on your display.

The "Free The Hikers" t-shirt concept comes to us from Nate Lindstrom, brother-in-law to Shane Bauer, one of the three American hikers currently detained in Iran.Shane Bauer, Josh Fattal and Sarah Shourd have been held in Iran since July 31, 2009, when news reports say they accidentally crossed an unmarked border during a hiking trip in the mountains of Iraqi Kurdistan. They were in a peaceful region of Iraq that is increasingly popular with Western tourists.The three young Americans, all graduates of the University of California at Berkeley, have not been charged with any crime and have had no contact with their families.To learn more and receive updates on their situation, visit www.FreeTheHikers.org. Family and friends of the three hikers created the site to tell the story of Shane, Josh and Sarah and keep the world informed about their situation.All net proceeds will go to the families of Shane, Josh and Sarah to help defray daily costs, awareness, etc. that are adding up.

The "Free The Hikers" t-shirt concept comes to us from Nate Lindstrom, brother-in-law to Shane Bauer, one of the three American hikers currently detained in Iran.Shane Bauer, Josh Fattal and Sarah Shourd have been held in Iran since July 31, 2009, when news reports say they accidentally crossed an unmarked border during a hiking trip in the mountains of Iraqi Kurdistan. They were in a peaceful region of Iraq that is increasingly popular with Western tourists.The three young Americans, all graduates of the University of California at Berkeley, have not been charged with any crime and have had no contact with their families.To learn more and receive updates on their situation, visit www.FreeTheHikers.org. Family and friends of the three hikers created the site to tell the story of Shane, Josh and Sarah and keep the world informed about their situation.All net proceeds will go to the families of Shane, Josh and Sarah to help defray daily costs, awareness, etc. that are adding up.

The "Free The Hikers" t-shirt concept comes to us from Nate Lindstrom, brother-in-law to Shane Bauer, one of the three American hikers currently detained in Iran.Shane Bauer, Josh Fattal and Sarah Shourd have been held in Iran since July 31, 2009, when news reports say they accidentally crossed an unmarked border during a hiking trip in the mountains of Iraqi Kurdistan. They were in a peaceful region of Iraq that is increasingly popular with Western tourists.The three young Americans, all graduates of the University of California at Berkeley, have not been charged with any crime and have had no contact with their families.To learn more and receive updates on their situation, visit www.FreeTheHikers.org. Family and friends of the three hikers created the site to tell the story of Shane, Josh and Sarah and keep the world informed about their situation.All net proceeds will go to the families of Shane, Josh and Sarah to help defray daily costs, awareness, etc. that are adding up.

The "Free The Hikers" t-shirt concept comes to us from Nate Lindstrom, brother-in-law to Shane Bauer, one of the three American hikers currently detained in Iran.Shane Bauer, Josh Fattal and Sarah Shourd have been held in Iran since July 31, 2009, when news reports say they accidentally crossed an unmarked border during a hiking trip in the mountains of Iraqi Kurdistan. They were in a peaceful region of Iraq that is increasingly popular with Western tourists.The three young Americans, all graduates of the University of California at Berkeley, have not been charged with any crime and have had no contact with their families.To learn more and receive updates on their situation, visit www.FreeTheHikers.org. Family and friends of the three hikers created the site to tell the story of Shane, Josh and Sarah and keep the world informed about their situation.All net proceeds will go to the families of Shane, Josh and Sarah to help defray daily costs, awareness, etc. that are adding up.

The "Free The Hikers" t-shirt concept comes to us from Nate Lindstrom, brother-in-law to Shane Bauer, one of the three American hikers currently detained in Iran.Shane Bauer, Josh Fattal and Sarah Shourd have been held in Iran since July 31, 2009, when news reports say they accidentally crossed an unmarked border during a hiking trip in the mountains of Iraqi Kurdistan. They were in a peaceful region of Iraq that is increasingly popular with Western tourists.The three young Americans, all graduates of the University of California at Berkeley, have not been charged with any crime and have had no contact with their families.To learn more and receive updates on their situation, visit www.FreeTheHikers.org. Family and friends of the three hikers created the site to tell the story of Shane, Josh and Sarah and keep the world informed about their situation.All net proceeds will go to the families of Shane, Josh and Sarah to help defray daily costs, awareness, etc. that are adding up.

The "Free The Hikers" t-shirt concept comes to us from Nate Lindstrom, brother-in-law to Shane Bauer, one of the three American hikers currently detained in Iran.Shane Bauer, Josh Fattal and Sarah Shourd have been held in Iran since July 31, 2009, when news reports say they accidentally crossed an unmarked border during a hiking trip in the mountains of Iraqi Kurdistan. They were in a peaceful region of Iraq that is increasingly popular with Western tourists.The three young Americans, all graduates of the University of California at Berkeley, have not been charged with any crime and have had no contact with their families.To learn more and receive updates on their situation, visit www.FreeTheHikers.org. Family and friends of the three hikers created the site to tell the story of Shane, Josh and Sarah and keep the world informed about their situation.All net proceeds will go to the families of Shane, Josh and Sarah to help defray daily costs, awareness, etc. that are adding up.

The "Free The Hikers" t-shirt concept comes to us from Nate Lindstrom, brother-in-law to Shane Bauer, one of the three American hikers currently detained in Iran.Shane Bauer, Josh Fattal and Sarah Shourd have been held in Iran since July 31, 2009, when news reports say they accidentally crossed an unmarked border during a hiking trip in the mountains of Iraqi Kurdistan. They were in a peaceful region of Iraq that is increasingly popular with Western tourists.The three young Americans, all graduates of the University of California at Berkeley, have not been charged with any crime and have had no contact with their families.To learn more and receive updates on their situation, visit www.FreeTheHikers.org. Family and friends of the three hikers created the site to tell the story of Shane, Josh and Sarah and keep the world informed about their situation.All net proceeds will go to the families of Shane, Josh and Sarah to help defray daily costs, awareness, etc. that are adding up.