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Step by step, our customers are doing their part to raise money, promote their causes, and they’re having a great time doing it! Custom charity t-shirts are an ideal way to make sure your team stands out from the crowd during the event, and they serve as keepsakes for years to come. In addition, we now allow you to raise money selling t-shirts with our new program CustomInk Campaigns!
"This photo was the taken the morning of the Komen Race for the Cure in Las Vegas (May 2, 2009). We wanted to help raise money and awareness to fight breast cancer! We loved wearing our team shirts that we made on CustomInk. It was so easy to design exactly what we needed from the website and the staff was GREAT to work with!"
"KHG Brain Tumor Foundation 2cnd Annual Walk. Wilmington, Delaware. May 02,2009. Custom Ink did our shirts and we had a great experience"
"This was a softball fundraiser for the American Cancer Society Relay for Life benefit. It was between my co-workers vs my family/friends. It rained a bit, which made the field super slick and most had a great time sliding around, though we did get our brand new shirts dirty. Everyone loved the design, the material and the feel of the shirts. Thanks again. Great job by Custom Ink to get me my shirts before the game!!"
"We loved our shirts we designed for the March for Babies walk in Dallas, TX! We had an incredible experience with Custom Ink and ordered our company shirts from them as well. It's hard to find someone to print children's shirts, and they looked great! Just an incredibly nice and efficient staff, and a company that truly cares about their customers. That is truly hard to find these days! We will certainly be using Custom Ink again!"
"We ordered the shirts for the Susan G. Komen Race for the cure. To bring awareness to the community about the fight against Breast Cancer. This was our first event and we raised an additional $500.00 on top of our registration donations. Next year we hope to exceed that donation level."
"The University of the Ozarks' Women's Soccer team has done the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure for the last three years. This was the second year we designed our own team shirts and they were a hit! We chose bright green so we would stand out and the lettering was pink, of course, with white accent. The back of the shirt has a soccer ball and a breast cancer ribbon and the team roster. We love supporting the Susan G. Komen foundation and their support to end breast cancer. Our experience with custom ink has always been a good one, and we will continue to use them in the future until we find a cure!"
"Team Sperrazza at the 15th Annual Parkinson's Unity Walk in NYC Central Park. We had such a great turn out that we actually ran out of shirts. CustomInk was so great to work with. The best customer service and the friendliest people to work with. I have already recommended CustomInk to numerous people."
"Coders4Charities is an annual event that brings together local software developers, graphic designers, and database administrators for the purpose of providing free software implementations for local non-profit organizations. Our last event was April 24-26, 2009, and was a huge success. All 8 of our non-profits now have a functional web site or database implementation as a result of the efforts of many volunteer geeks. CustomInk was easy to work with (we had special payment needs which were easily accomodated), and their web-based ordering system is one of the best I've seen."
"The t-shirt were ordered for our RELAY FOR LIFE team. We raise funds all throughout the year for the American Cancer Society. The day of the relay the entire team walks along a track in order to keep raising fund while walking. The Relay is a big thing in our area and the teams like to be noticed. Our team this year was obviously noticed this year. Working with CustomInk was a WONDERFUL experience. Our shirts arrived sooner than expected. At the last minute we realized we were missing 2 shirts and they were able to overnight the missing pieces in time to make it for the relay event."
"Our daughter Kristen was diagnosed with leukemia in March of 2007. The treatments will end in June 2009. She is without a doubt a WINNER!!! This was taken at a walk in Atlanta."