Interested in Fundraiser Shirts for a Good Cause?

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Discussion Overview

The thread discusses a fundraising initiative involving t-shirts designed for Relay for Life, with proceeds benefiting the American Cancer Society. Participants share their interest in the shirts and explore ways to incorporate them into the Help Whip Cancer program.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based

Main Points Raised

  • One participant shares that their friend is organizing a fundraiser for Relay for Life and is selling t-shirts, with a portion of the sales going to the cause.
  • Another participant mentions that they plan to buy shirts to wear at their shows to generate leads and support the cause.
  • Several users express enthusiasm for the t-shirts, describing them as cute and expressing a desire to order them.
  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, inquires about the possibility of ordering a shirt in XXL size.
  • Another participant notes that similar shirts are available at their local Relay for Life event, indicating a broader appeal for the design.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants generally express interest in the t-shirts and their connection to the fundraising effort, with no clear disagreement noted.

Contextual Notes

The discussion centers around a specific fundraising effort and the potential for consultants to use the shirts in their business activities, particularly in relation to the Help Whip Cancer campaign.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants interested in fundraising initiatives or those looking to support the Help Whip Cancer program may find this discussion relevant.

pcsharon1
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Okay, one of my oldest and dearest friends works for a doctors office in my hometown (in VA) and they have put together a group for Relay for Life for the American Cancer society. Part of their fundraising efforts include t-shirts they are having made. They are super cute - I will try to attach the picture - and for each shirt sold $4.65 goes to the cause. I told her I would see if I could generate some interest because I think they would be great to tie into our Help Whip Cancer program. I plan to buy one or two myself to wear to my shows in April (to generate leads) and in May to support our cause and again in the fall to get fundraiser shows for October. They are brown and pink and have the pink ribbon on them. The front says "Fight Like a Girl" and the back says "Win Like a Woman".

Here's the info - they have S,M,L XL in short sleeve $10, long sleeve $15 and hoodies for $30. And they have XXL and XXXL short sleeve for $12, long sleeve for $17 and hoodies for $32. I am willing to take orders for her if anyone is interested. I am asking for $4.50 shipping (unless you order several shirts and then it may be more but I think $4.50 will cover one or two t-shirts) and you can expect to receive them around April 1st - I will be traveling to Virginia and will pick them up and ship them all when I get back to New Jersey the last week of March.

You can mail me checks or pay through paypal. PM me if you would like to place an order - or if you have a great idea for how to use them to tie into our campaign. I want to help out her group and us if possible.

Thanks for looking!
 
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Okay, I can't get the picture to post - someone will have to tell me what I'm doing wrong. Can I do it as an attachment?
 
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http://i732.photobucket.com/albums/ww326/pcsharon/Cancershirts.jpg
 
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I've attached it. I finally figured out how to post it but it wasn't big enough to actually see.
 

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As an attachment that I hope is big enough for you to see. If not, then PM me your email and I will send you a photo.
 

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Our Relay here in Greer, South Carolina have the same shirts. They maybe at all the Relays. I love them, they are really cute t-shirts.
 
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lmradlein said:
Our Relay here in Greer, South Carolina have the same shirts. They maybe at all the Relays. I love them, they are really cute t-shirts.
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They are really cute. I can't wait to get one.
 
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Bumping to see if anyone is interested. I'd love to get her some orders and I think it would tie in great with our Help Whip Cancer Campaign.
 
Is it too late to order one??? I would like one in XXL short sleeve please. My email address is [email protected]
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What are fundraiser shirts and how do they work?

Fundraiser shirts are custom-designed apparel created to support a specific cause or organization. When individuals or groups purchase these shirts, a portion of the proceeds goes directly to the designated charity or initiative. This allows supporters to show their commitment to the cause while also helping to raise funds.

How can I organize a fundraiser shirt campaign?

To organize a fundraiser shirt campaign, start by selecting a cause you want to support. Next, choose a design for the shirts that reflects the cause. Partner with a printing company that specializes in fundraising apparel, set a sales goal, and promote the campaign through social media, email, and community events to reach potential buyers.

What types of causes can benefit from fundraiser shirts?

Fundraiser shirts can benefit a wide range of causes, including non-profit organizations, schools, sports teams, medical expenses, disaster relief efforts, and community projects. Essentially, any cause that requires financial support can utilize fundraiser shirts as a means of generating funds and raising awareness.

How much money can be raised through a fundraiser shirt campaign?

The amount of money raised through a fundraiser shirt campaign varies based on several factors, including the price of the shirts, the number of shirts sold, and the percentage of profits allocated to the cause. On average, campaigns can raise anywhere from a few hundred to several thousand dollars, depending on the scale and promotion of the campaign.

Can I customize the design of the fundraiser shirts?

Yes, most printing companies that offer fundraiser shirts allow for customization of the design. You can choose colors, graphics, and text that resonate with your cause. It's important to collaborate with the printing company to ensure the design meets their specifications and can be produced effectively.

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