Charities
A portion of many of our prints go directly charities in the local communities they represent. Below is a list of the different organizations we work with as well as the prints that help benefit them!
Baltimore
Keep Punchin - Muhammad Ali & Baltimore Skyline prints benefit Keep Punchin, which supports patients, healthcare providers, and researchers in their fight to prevent and eradicate brain cancer.
ToolBank - The Baltimore branch of this national non-profit serves community-based organizations with tools, equipment and expertise to empower their most ambitious goals. A portion of all Ray Lewis prints go right to them.
Chicago
ALS Chicago - A portion of proceeds form all 2016 Cubs World Series prints benefit the ALS Association Greater Chicago Chapter, who seeks to discover treatments and a cure for ALS, and to serve, advocate for, and empower people affected by ALS in Central Illinois, Greater Chicagoland, and Northern Illinois.
Green Bay/Milwaukee
MACC Fund - This Milwaukee based non profit has been raising money for childhood cancer & blood disorders research since 1976 and to date has contributed nearly $70 million to finding a cure. A piece of every Miller Park print goes directly to them .
We Are CP - Lambeau Field prints benefit this Wisconsin organization who provides therapy and life skills services for babies, kids and adults with disabilities throughout Northeast WI.
Kansas City
Friends of KC Animals - This Kansas City based non profit is a small, volunteer-run charity that responds to veterinary emergencies, offering compassion and assistance to homeless animals and struggling pet owners who have nowhere else to turn. Proceeds from all Arrowhead Stadium prints will help their cause.
Operation Breakthrough - All Patrick Mahomes prints directly benefit this KC organization, who provides a safe, loving and educational environment for children in poverty and empowers their families through advocacy, emergency aid and education.
New York
All Rise Foundation - Aaron Judge is one of baseball's youngest stars, and it was only fitting to connect the Aaron Judge word art to benefit his non-profit. All Rise who inspires children and youth to become responsible citizens by engaging them in activities that encourage them to reach unlimited possibilities.
Fiver - 2007 Giants prints benefit, Fiver a comprehensive youth development organization that makes a 10-year commitment to children from underserved communities throughout New York City and central New York.
Project Main St/Lou Gehrig Foundation - Our Lou Gehrig word art benefits both of these organizations who support battling ALS.
Yogi Berra Museum & Learning Center - The 1956 Yankees word art features Don Larsen and Yogi Berra, making it a perfect fit to benefit his museum, a non-profit learning center & tribute to life & career of American icon Yogi Berra. It ain't over.
Philadelphia
ALS Philadelphia - We've been working with the local ALS Association for years, ensuring they have prints at the annual Phillies Phestival. Proceeds from our Citizens Bank Park Word Art go directly to them.
Bee Foundation - This organization raises awareness of brain aneurysms and increases funding for innovative research that changes lives. Our popular LOVE word art helps fund this local Philly organization.
Coaches Vs. Cancer - Coach Phil Martelli introduced us to this fundraiser for the American Cancer Society. A portion of proceeds from all Palestra prints go directly to this great organization.
Ed Snider Youth Hockey Foundation - Ed Snider is a legend in Philadelphia, and we're thrilled to have our Gritty word art go back to benefit his organization, a nationally acclaimed non-profit that uses the sport of hockey to educate and empower under-resourced youth of Philadelphia to prosper in the game of life.
Jaws Youth Playbook - All Eagles fans know Ron Jaworski, legendary QB & media personality. His charity, Jaws Youth Playbook, supports the overall health and wellness of at-risk youth in the Greater Philadelphia region. We've partnered with them to donate a portion of Eagles Parade prints.
First Tee Greater Philadelphia - The US Open print was originally done to celebrate the 2013 event at Merion Golf Club, so it made sense to keep this local. Proceeds benefit First Tee Greater Philadelphia, a youth development organization introducing the game of golf and its inherent values to our young people.
FOP 5 Survivors Fund - The original Philadelphia Police art was donated to benefit the FOP 5 Survivors Fund, and a portion of all prints go to benefit them.
Penn State Alumni Association Philadelphia Chapter - All Nittany Lion prints benefit this local chapter of the PSU alumni association.
Philabundance - They're a staple in the Philly area as well as the regions largest hunger relief organization. A portion of Boathouse Row, Liberty Bell, Pope and Philly Skyline prints go right to them.
Rock to the Future - This non profit provides music programs in a safe and supportive environment at no cost for Philadelphia youth. We've paired them a music related piece, the Rolling Stones.
Students Run Philly Style - You may have seen the sea of blue shirts participating at the annual Broad Street Run each year. This philly non profit pairs mentors with students to train and compete in such races. The Rocky word art was a perfect piece to pair with them.
Washington DC
Nationals Philanthropies - A portion from all 2019 Nationals World Series prints benefits the Nats non-profit, who uses baseball and softball as vehicles to foster positive character development, academic achievement, and improved health among youth living in underserved communities.
Make A Wish - 2018 Capitals prints directly benefit the local branch of the popular Make A Wish Foundation of Greater Virginia.
Misc
ALS Association, MA Chapter - A portion of proceeds from all 2013 Red Sox Prints benefit this chapter of the ALS Association, who serves over 300 families affected by ALS throughout the Commonwealth each year.
Clean Ocean Action - Our Jersey Shore piece is a perfect complement to Clean Ocean Action, who's goal is to improve the degraded water quality of the marine waters off the New Jersey/New York coast.
Eric Lindros Celebrity Hockey Classic - This Philly legend holds an annual celebrity hockey tournament to benefit Easter Seals Ontario, who has been serving children and youth with physical disabilities since 1922. Proceeds from our Lindros print help this great organization.
Midnight Golf - Proceeds from our Michigan Stadium art benefit this renowned Detroit area non-profit, who is dedicated to equipping determined young adults through life skills training, proactive coaching, long-term mentoring and the discipline of golf in order to succeed in college, in their careers and beyond.
Miracle League South Hills - The Andrew McCutchen print benefits who creates an environment of acceptance for people with disabilities and their families, with baseball as the root, as we promote meaningful, authentic relationships that connect people on the field as well as in the community.
Rex Foundation - What better organization to help than one set up by members of the Grateful Dead & Friends. Proceeds from each Jerry Garcia print goes to support creative endeavors in the arts, sciences, and education.
