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Artwork for the shirts designed by local students. A percentage of T-shirt sales goes directly to The First Responder Children’s Foundation. Kids helping kids!
Thank a First Responder T-shirt
$17.00 – $20.00
Artwork for the shirts designed by local students. A percentage of T-shirt sales goes directly to The First Responder Children’s Foundation. Kids helping kids!
Please call for Large Quantity Orders.
Additional information
| Size | Adult S, Adult M, Adult L, Adult XL, Youth M, Youth L |
|---|---|
| Color | Military Green, Red, Carolina Blue, Navy |
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Staff Spotlight: Author (and all-around awesome person) Eileen Doyon
A mainstay of Northeast Color’s account management team, Eileen pulls double duty as an author and storyteller with eight published books to her credit.
Eileen’s "Unforgettable Faces and Stories" is a moving collection of work that provides a creative outlet for people to write about their special people, stories, and keepsakes--with a unique focus on veterans, first-responders and members of the public service community.
Eileen recently brought the house down at a company-wide Lunch & Learn and we’re all honored to have such a prolific and empathetic author in our midst.
Please visit her at lnkd.in/dtYgMDW to learn more about her work!
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Thank you for your service Christy Gardner, and what you are doing as a puppy raiser, and with Lucky! Look for Christy, Moxie, and Lucky's story in a children's book, "Lucky, Little Guy with a BIG Mission", coming out next year. Stay tuned....
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