Chris Wrenn of Sully's Brand T-shirts has created his own design of a T-shirt to raise funds for The One Fund which helps those hurt by the Boston Marathon bombings. As of April 26, 2013, he's sold over 3,000 T-shirts, raising over $50,000.
Thats' really good, but wait, there's more. Wrenn has another company called Bridge Nine Records where he supports punk rocks bands, and is selling four additional T-shirt designs in association with the groups. To date, they've sold over 1,000 T-shirts. Proceeds from those T-shirts will be donated to The One Fund, in addition to the $50,000 he's already raised. (Salem News)
Wrenn certainly has the market share to raise funds quickly through T-shirt sales. Other music groups could take a lesson from the groups under Wrenn's banner by selling T-shirts to raise funds for The One Fund. I know some are, but I'd like to see more.
Do good things.
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