*Tornado Relief Shirt - blue

*Tornado Relief Shirt - blue

Pre-Order yours today! We've ordered these for printing! You will not be charged for your order until we have your order packed and ready to ship. Please contact us directly to bulk order more than 10!

100% of the profits* are going to : the Red Cross, Save the Children, and Samaritan's Purse.

unisex adult: S, M, L, XL, 2X, 3X
adult shirt is 4.5 oz soft style 100% preshrunk ringspun cotton; seamless double-needle stitched collar; tapered neck and shoulders; double-needle stitched sleeves and bottom hem; 3/4" rib knit collar; euro fit (not slim fit, not roomy fit - just right!)
S =18"w x 26.6"t // M = 20"w x 27.6"t // L = 22"w x 28.6"t // XL = 24"w x 29.6"t // 2X = 26"w x 30.6"t

WELCOME

The designers who brought you Nashville Flood Tees were so inspired by the amazing support of flood relief through tees, they've launched My Shirt Helps. Donations from t-shirt sales are currently assisting the International Med Corps, Save the Children, Samaritan's Purse, American Red Cross and Center for Community Giving. Thanks for stopping by and checking out our wearables!

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100% of the profits?*

Profits means the amount received after all costs are deducted from the sale. Each shirt can yield up to $7.35 to charity (minimum with short run: $4). On a short run the costs per shirt are much higher than a large run. The more shirts ordered, more of that shirt's cost is profit and goes to charity. And there's no maximum cap! What's our commitment? if it doesn't sell, we eat the cost / risk of the shirts we printed and gladly write a $100 check to that charity, because we believe in it! <...

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News

Thank you all so very much for your support! Tshirts can help, and with your help My Shirt Helps has been able to give $19,798.43 from last November to August of this year. American Red Cross, Convoy of Hope, Heart to Heart International, International Med Corps, Minot Area Community Foundation, Samaritan’s Purse and Save the Children Federation, Inc. have used these funds to aid relief...

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