Guest guest Posted March 22, 2004 Report Share Posted March 22, 2004 Good morning, I am planning to enter a run next week to raise money for " diversity in health care " . I haven't found out exactly what that means but I'm going on the assumption that they will promote healthy food and exercise to stop the cause of poor health (instead of financing the search for a " cure " ). Since I'm presuming there will be people receptive to better diet suggestions I'd like to advertise the raw food approach with a t-shirt. Does anyone know where I can get such a shirt? All I've found are bumper stickers. (Since I don't drive that doesn't help me.) The run is Saturday, if I mail order today there's a chance I could get it in time. Thanks! Nick Hein Morgantown, WV Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 22, 2004 Report Share Posted March 22, 2004 Good idea, Nick. If you can't find one ready made, have one made for you. It's not that expensive. Or you can even do it yourself. Then you can pick the slogan which would best appeal to your target audience. Nora nick.hein wrote: > Good morning, > I am planning to enter a run next week to raise money for " diversity in health care " . I haven't found out exactly what that means but I'm going on the assumption that they will promote healthy food and exercise to stop the cause of poor health (instead of financing the search for a " cure " ). Since I'm presuming there will be people receptive to better diet suggestions I'd like to advertise the raw food approach with a t-shirt. Does anyone know where I can get such a shirt? All I've found are bumper stickers. (Since I don't drive that doesn't help me.) > > The run is Saturday, if I mail order today there's a chance I could get it in time. > > Thanks! > Nick Hein > Morgantown, WV > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 22, 2004 Report Share Posted March 22, 2004 Hi, Nick, I found another raw foods group where someone posted a link to a raw foods t-shirt. The post is at rawfood/message/7663 and the t-shirt is found at http://www.believeinpeace.com/prod.html Scroll down until you see the word RAW spelled out with fruit and vegetables. There is a comment on the t-shirt at the very bottom of the page. The web site says that they ship normally within 24 hours, so you should be able to get it in time. Ron Koenig Bellevue RawSeattle , <nick.hein@v...> wrote: > Good morning, > I am planning to enter a run next week to raise money for " diversity in health care " . I haven't found out exactly what that means but I'm going on the assumption that they will promote healthy food and exercise to stop the cause of poor health (instead of financing the search for a " cure " ). Since I'm presuming there will be people receptive to better diet suggestions I'd like to advertise the raw food approach with a t-shirt. Does anyone know where I can get such a shirt? All I've found are bumper stickers. (Since I don't drive that doesn't help me.) > > The run is Saturday, if I mail order today there's a chance I could get it in time. > > Thanks! > Nick Hein > Morgantown, WV Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 22, 2004 Report Share Posted March 22, 2004 Doug Graham has a number of raw food t-shirts on his website. I think it's www.foodnsport.com Shari Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 22, 2004 Report Share Posted March 22, 2004 Nick, If you decide to go with your own design, you don't have to go through the silk-screening process. (I used to manage and co-own a silk screening business). If you design your own logo/saying, you should be able to create a file, whether Word or Photoshop, etc., and take it to a Kinko's to print out onto a paper, which you can then iron onto a (light colored) shirt. It will not ba a long-lasting, high quality print, but should be good for the event. It just won't last as long as silk screening. Note: you will have to create a mirror image to print out, so it will come out correct on the shirt! (I'm not sure of Word will do that.) Jeff PS: Kinko's would have programs like Photoshop to use. Give them a call to ask about the transfer-iron-ons. >Good morning, >I am planning to enter a run next week to raise money for " diversity >in health care " . I haven't found out exactly what that means but >I'm going on the assumption that they will promote healthy food and >exercise to stop the cause of poor health (instead of financing the >search for a " cure " ). Since I'm presuming there will be people >receptive to better diet suggestions I'd like to advertise the raw >food approach with a t-shirt. Does anyone know where I can get such >a shirt? All I've found are bumper stickers. (Since I don't drive >that doesn't help me.) > >The run is Saturday, if I mail order today there's a chance I could >get it in time. > >Thanks! >Nick Hein >Morgantown, WV Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 22, 2004 Report Share Posted March 22, 2004 There are also " transfer sheets " for dark colored clothing as well. It has been recommeded to me in t-shirt/crafting communities that even if you plan on using a white t-shirt that it's better to use the t-shirt transfer sheets for dark colors, as the colors will come out more vivid. -Heather Jeff Rogers <jeff wrote: Nick, If you decide to go with your own design, you don't have to go through the silk-screening process. (I used to manage and co-own a silk screening business). If you design your own logo/saying, you should be able to create a file, whether Word or Photoshop, etc., and take it to a Kinko's to print out onto a paper, which you can then iron onto a (light colored) shirt. It will not ba a long-lasting, high quality print, but should be good for the event. It just won't last as long as silk screening. Note: you will have to create a mirror image to print out, so it will come out correct on the shirt! (I'm not sure of Word will do that.) Jeff PS: Kinko's would have programs like Photoshop to use. Give them a call to ask about the transfer-iron-ons. >Good morning, >I am planning to enter a run next week to raise money for " diversity >in health care " . I haven't found out exactly what that means but >I'm going on the assumption that they will promote healthy food and >exercise to stop the cause of poor health (instead of financing the >search for a " cure " ). Since I'm presuming there will be people >receptive to better diet suggestions I'd like to advertise the raw >food approach with a t-shirt. Does anyone know where I can get such >a shirt? All I've found are bumper stickers. (Since I don't drive >that doesn't help me.) > >The run is Saturday, if I mail order today there's a chance I could >get it in time. > >Thanks! >Nick Hein >Morgantown, WV Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 23, 2004 Report Share Posted March 23, 2004 Good evening, Well it turn out that diversity in health care means paying for medicines for people that can't afford to. I think this makes it all the more important that I have a raw food t-shirt. It appears that the race is being organized by college students in the Health Sciences department of WVU, I'm hoping they're an inquisitive and impressionable bunch. The best available one that I found was from this link that Ron sent me. I'll probably make one too so I'm certain to have it for the race. Thanks for your help. By the way, if anyone is looking for a business opportunity a better raw food t-shirt really is needed. Nickolas Hein Morgantown WV - Ron Koenig RawSeattle Monday, March 22, 2004 12:30 PM [RawSeattle] Re: Wanted - Rawfood T-shirt Hi, Nick, I found another raw foods group where someone posted a link to a raw foods t-shirt. The post is at rawfood/message/7663 and the t-shirt is found at http://www.believeinpeace.com/prod.html Scroll down until you see the word RAW spelled out with fruit and vegetables. There is a comment on the t-shirt at the very bottom of the page. The web site says that they ship normally within 24 hours, so you should be able to get it in time. Ron Koenig Bellevue RawSeattle , <nick.hein@v...> wrote: > Good morning, > I am planning to enter a run next week to raise money for " diversity in health care " . I haven't found out exactly what that means but I'm going on the assumption that they will promote healthy food and exercise to stop the cause of poor health (instead of financing the search for a " cure " ). Since I'm presuming there will be people receptive to better diet suggestions I'd like to advertise the raw food approach with a t-shirt. Does anyone know where I can get such a shirt? All I've found are bumper stickers. (Since I don't drive that doesn't help me.) > > The run is Saturday, if I mail order today there's a chance I could get it in time. > > Thanks! > Nick Hein > Morgantown, WV Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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