'Fixer Upper' stars Chip and Joanna Gaines selling 'Texas Forever' shirts to help Harvey victims

Chip and Joanna Gaines are making their love for Texas known by selling "Texas Forever" t-shirts to benefit those affected by Hurricane Harvey.

With the generous move, the "Fixer Upper" stars, whose home is in the town of Waco, Texas, has a clear message for their fellow Texas: They "will always have your back."

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In an Instagram post to their Magnolia Market account, the Texas couple announced that from now until the end of September, 100% of the proceeds from their "Texas Forever" shirts will go towards Hurricane Harvey relief efforts.

They said this undertaking is not too big for us if we all chip in to help.

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"Last night we announced that 100% of the proceeds from @magnolia's Texas Forever shirts that are purchased between now and September 30th will be donated to Hurricane Harvey relief efforts," Joanna said in her own Instagram post. "There has already been an overwhelming response and we couldn't be more thankful. Please be patient with us as we are working to get each and every shirt out as quickly as possible! Thank you all for jumping in -- there's just something special about coming together to help neighbors in need."

Hurricane Harvey is causing damage across Houston, having already displaced more than 30,000 people.

The shirts are available on their Magnolia Market website for $26 dollars.

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