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2026 Missing Persons Awareness T-Shirt Fundraiser
Gildan Softstyle Jersey T-shirt
- Sizes YM - XXXXXL
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About this campaign
Proceeds from the 2026 Missing Persons Awareness T-Shirt Fundraiser directly support our missing persons awareness efforts and family-focused programs. Funds raised help cover outreach materials, awareness campaigns, events, and resources that support families of missing loved ones.
This fundraiser is organized by Wisconsin Missing Persons Advocacy, Inc., a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Purchases made through this campaign support our mission and are used where they are needed most to further awareness and education.
Thank you for helping us keep the missing visible.
Images are previews of the design, all designs will appear centered on the final printed product.
Wisconsin Missing Persons Advocacy, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to raising awareness for the missing by giving them a voice and supporting the families affected.
Founded in 2017 after our founder’s own mother went missing, our organization was created by people who understand firsthand the lifelong impact a disappearance has on families. Two of our board members have experienced the trauma of having a missing loved one.
While we are not a search team, we work collaboratively to advocate for the missing, connect families with resources, share missing person information, and host community awareness events — because awareness brings prevention.
Your support helps keep the missing visible and ensures families are not facing this journey alone.
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For the missing, their loved ones waiting, and WMPA for their incredible work spreading awareness and unending support of families and agencies searching.
I have a missing niece, Amber Wilde, 9/23/98 from Green Bay.
My brother has been missing since 1998.
In memory of Kerry O’Brien Krueger