Hilary Duff and Matthew Koma make a bold statement through fashion to support Holocaust survivors in the wake of Kanye West's controversial actions.

Taking a stand against Ye, the couple has launched a charity T-shirt with a powerful message - “F### Ye” boldly printed in black on a plain white shirt. The proceeds from the sales of these shirts will go to The Blue Card, a nonprofit organization dedicated to assisting aging Holocaust survivors in the U.S. who are facing financial hardships.

Matthew Koma, unveiling the T-shirt on Instagram, announced that all profits will be donated to The Blue Card, with him personally matching each sale dollar for dollar to increase the aid provided. This move follows Ye's troubling social media posts praising Adolf Hitler and an ill-fated attempt to sell T-shirts featuring inappropriate imagery through his Yeezy platform, which was subsequently shut down due to public backlash.

The response to Duff and Koma's initiative has been overwhelmingly positive, with Masha Pearl, the executive director of The Blue Card, commending the couple for their quick action. The campaign not only sheds light on the urgent need for support for elderly Holocaust survivors living in poverty in the U.S., but also serves as a significant message against hate.

The limited-edition T-shirts, available for pre-order at shop.wbleague.com for $20, offer an opportunity to make a tangible contribution to those in need while standing up against intolerance and injustice. Through this unique blend of fashion and activism, Hilary Duff and Matthew Koma have sparked a powerful movement of support and solidarity.