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A Here for Good Program Recap

A Here for Good Program Recap

by John Amato
We don't need to tell you, but there have been a lot of ups and downs over the last couple months. No matter what you do or where you are, it's been tough.
 
We just want to say, we feel you. We've been through it too.
 
We've found a lot of hope and inspiration in the Here for Good campaign. You've lifted our spirits in a time when we needed it. For that, we want to say thank you. Thank you again and again and again.
 
Thanks to purchases from the Here for Good campaign, over $135,000 was raised to support local businesses in our area. That is absolutely incredible, and we couldn't have done it without you.
 
Now, if you ordered Here for Good shirts, let's talk about logistics. With nearly 500 organizations and over 13,500 shirts to print, we need to make sure we get everything done right before you find these in your mailboxes. Just so you know, goods have been ordered, goods are being sorted, shirts are being printed, then there is some more sorting, some bagging, some shipping labels to print, and then we're off to shipping out over 13,500 shirts across the country (and even to Australia!).
 
Alright, we've got some serious work to do.

John Amato launched Jupmode with a single shirt idea - the Jim Tressel Sweater Vest T-Shirt. He brings his dog Penny to work with him nearly every day, is an avid gardener and sourdough bread baker, and loves to spend his time outside of work with his family. You can connect with him on LinkedIn.

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Comments

Suzanne - June 3, 2020

Now more than ever these shirts have appeal. Perhaps you can make ones to promote the current social justice issues?

Ben - June 3, 2020

Thank you for supporting our local economy. My co-workers and I purchased masks and other items to support you. Keep up the good work and hopefully you can get all of your employees back to work soon.
Ben

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