Custom T-Shirts for special olympics

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"This is the 1st Prairie Badlands Area Special Olympics Montana combined basketball team. The team is made up of athletes from Fairview, Glendive and Sidney Montana. We have 2 teams, one co-ed and one male. We are competing in the State tournement in Great Falls MT, Nov 8-10 2012. We love CUSTOMINK! They are an amazing company, very friendly and helpful. Sidney Special Olympics has made t-shirts with them before a few years ago. We love that they donate to charitable causes like our Special Olympics program! Thank you for the support and the wonderful t-shirts!!! "

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"Dubbed the "Plaza Plungers", seven of us raised over $11k for Special Olympics in the Polar Plunge at Lake Calhoun in Minneapolis, MN. At 20 degrees outside with water temps hovering around freezing, this was a terrific event to participate in, and even better cause to freeze ourselves for. Thank you CustomInk for the great team shirts featuring our team name on the front and names/numbers on the back. Awesome experience overall!"

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"Customink was extremely helpful! I was out of town and roommate wasn't home to sign for the package so customink helped me reroute the package so I could get it on time! The shirts were made for a special olympics exhibition basketball game. "

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"This is our team photo for 26.2 relay race on 4/16 to benefit Special Olympics. We are pediatric nurses and ran to support these terrific kids. Working with customInk was so easy. They were prompt and efficient in processing our Great Tshirts!! Thanks."

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"Team Choice jumps into a freezing lake in Minnesota on a 20 degree day to support the Special Olympics of MN."

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"This was for the Polar Bear Plunge in Seaside New Jersey. Twelve teammates ran into the freezing cold ocean to raise money for the Special Olympics! Our team raised over $3,000. It was a great success. Someone even asked why she didn't get one of our great T shirts!"

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"The 1st and 2nd year Physical Therapy students participated in a Flag football tournament at GIANTS STADIUM to help raise money for New Jersey Special Olympics! We were the #9 fundraiser out of 58 teams, raising $2,915.00!! We had such a great time and can't wait for next year!"

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"Team Frozen Popsicles participated in the 15th annual MD Polar Plunge on January 29th. Plunge participants take a dip in the Chesapeake Bay to raise funds for Special Olympics Maryland, the state’s largest year-round organization devoted to sports training and competition for children and adults with intellectual disabilities. "

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"This is a picture of the Rodrigues Family at the Joseph Rodrigues Special Olympics Soccer Tournament. Joseph Rodrigues was my grandfather. He became active in Special Olympics after finding that there were no activities in the local community for his daughter. The family was honored 8 years ago when Rhode Island Special Olympics named the annual soccer tournament after him. Since then, family members spanning four generations turn out to support the Special Olympics Rhode Island by volunteering their time and energy throughout the year and especially to help with the soccer tournament. Thanks to Customink.com who helped design and make the tshirts our family and the athletes wore that day. "

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"This phot shows our 2009 UPS Team competing in a benefit Plane Pull for the Special Olympics Virginia. The pull is a fun team competition to see which group can pull a 164,000+ pound air bus (pictured with the UPS Team) the fastest. Teams are made up of 25 members, who all line up adjacent to a huge rope attached to the aircraft. The starter signals when to start and starts the stopwatch. After the team pulls the aircraft 12 feet, the stopwatch stops and the elapsed time is recorded as the team score. This event was on October 3rd, 2009 at Dulles Airport."