Non-Profit Fundraising Made Easy

Create Fashionable Apparel

Create fashionable apparel - stuff people will actually wear outside the gym. A t-shirt is a great tool to make a powerful statement and unite supporters.

Generate Revenue with T-Shirts

Generate revenue through t-shirts and in turn, raise awareness for your cause. We tell you how much money your shirt will cost you based on the style of apparel you select, and the amount of colors in your design. Then you set the selling price!

Gain a Fundraising Partner

Gain a dedicated fundraising partner to take the unnecessary hassle off your hands! We handle everything for you so that you can promote your fundraiser and focus on what you do best.

WI Humane Society

Over $3,000 has been raised for the WI Humane Society

The Wisconsin Humane Society has raised over $3,000 dollars with multiple t-shirts and campaigns. The animal rescue organization unites their supporters with fun, pet loving apparel. In addition to that, they’ve brought in notable community artists to contribute to the fundraiser. As their trusted fundraising platform, Ink has been a small part of helping them save the lives of countless animals.

How nonprofits are using Ink to the People…

Northwestern Mutual Foundation

$7,340 raised to fight childhood cancer with Alex’s Lemonade Stand

“At our company, employees love three things: t-shirts, jean days, and supporting a good cause.” Northwestern Mutual launched a fundraiser to raise money and create awareness for its Childhood Cancer Program. In doing so, they partnered with Alex’s Lemonade Stand, a local Milwaukee nonprofit. Together, we helped provide support for families by raising over $15,000 for cancer research.

Boston Women’s March for America

Over $130,000 raised to put on the march and to support local charities in Boston

Roughly 200,000 people were present at the Boston Women’s March for America on January 8, 2017. Of that, nearly 10,000 men, women, and children wore t-shirts, hoodies and knit beanies created by Ink. As their official gear provider and fundraising platform, the Boston Women’s March raised over $130,000 dollars for production expenses. Additional funds were donated to local charities that shared their same mission.

Beating the Prenatal Booby Traps

$1,033 raised for the Best for Babes Foundation

For their national fitness fundraiser, Best for Babes employee, Danielle, utilized Inks platform to raise money. As a small nonprofit with limited resources, they produced and distributed t-shirts without the unnecessary hassles. Their fitness challenge generated awareness for breast feeding, and beat the booby traps that prevent moms from achieving this goal! This initiative is a result of society’s negative views and lack of support for infant feeding. To combat this, they used their t-shirts aimed to unite and harness the power of mothers everywhere.