TIgers09 by TigersGame - almost 4 years ago
"JDRF EVENT at Comerica Park Detroit Mi"
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JDRF Design Ideas - Free Clipart - Templates
Show your commitment to defeating Juvenile Diabetes with custom JDRF t-shirts from CustomInk! The customers in the photos below are supporting a good cause, and they look great doing it. To get inspiration for your own shirts, check out our charity design ideas, or our popular walk team names.
JDRF Tigers Game Event by TigersGame - almost 4 years ago
"We had an event for JDRF at the Comerica Park in Detroit, unfortunatley it rained and we were un able to get a good group shot with all 170 people."
On a walk to find a cure for diabetes! by TeamJumpingJack - almost 4 years ago
"Team Jumping Jack is a group of friends and family who are supporting my son, Jack, and millions of others who suffer from Type 1 Diabetes, on a "Walk for the Cure". What a great experience we had! We raised over $2,000 for JDRF and we had fun! My son came home hopeful that there will be a cure in his lifetime...now, that will be an amazing day!!! Thank you so much for making the t-shirts exactly the way we wanted and super fast. The t-shirts helped build great team spirit! We'll be back next year!"
Bethany's Bees by JDRF_Diabetes_Walk - over 4 years ago
"The Bethany's Bees team has walked at the JDRF walk to raise money to find a cure for diabetes for 8 years. Customink did a great job with the shirts for this year's walk. We're taking a family vacation in June and plan on getting some great tie-die shirts from Custom-ink. We just have to come up with a logo!"
For Charlie And His Angels by RAK - over 4 years ago
"This is Charlie on his Mom's shoulders at the Los Angeles Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation "Walk For A Cure" on November 1, 2008. Charlie is 3 years old and was recently diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes. I happily designed these shirts for the family and friends that support Charlie in his fight for a cure."
Larissa's Lopers by Binney - over 4 years ago
"We were at the Philadelphia Museum of Art for the walk to benefit Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation. That is Larissa in the background- jumping for joy. It was a pleasure working with Customink."
Walk to Cure Diabetes by H.Sherr - over 4 years ago
"JDRF Walk to Cure Diabetes 2008 in White Plains, NY"
Angela's Dream Team by Joel - over 4 years ago
"Despite the rain, Angela's Dream Team participated in JDRF's Walk to Cure Diabetes this weekend in East Hartford, CT. It was the first year we had participated in this walk as a team, and were supporting Angela who has type 1 diabetes. The service at CustomInk was phenomenal and they helped us design the perfect shirt for an amazing event!! We will almost certainly be ordering our team shirts from CustomInk for next years walk."
Walk to Cure Diabetes 2008 - Jessica's Wish by Alder - about 5 years ago
"The Walk was held on April 26 in Maryland. This amazing group of people raised over $13,000 for juvenile diabetes research! This is our team photo - and we even got the Baltimore Oriole's baseball team mascot to wear one of our shirts!!! Custom Ink's customer service has far exceeded any printer I've ever worked with. The ease of their design software and the quality of the finished product will have us printing our team shirts with Custom Ink every year until we FIND the cure we're hoping for! The sponsorships printed on the backs of our tees brought in over $7,000 alone! I was looking at the other pictures people have posted and it dawned on me that your company is a major catalyst for changing the future by empowering groups of people to raise a lot of money for the charities that they hold close to their hearts. Way to go Custom Ink!!!! And thank you so much!"
Tanner's Troopers walk for a cure - JDRF by M_Sullivan - about 5 years ago
"Tanner's Troopers in Wingate NC walked for a cure to Juvenile Diabetes on April 19, 2008 at Carowinds in Charlotte NC. Tanner was diagnosed with JD 2006. We all felt a sense of pride to walk with Tanner knowing we were getting one step closer to a cure."