Exciting news everyone: this year’s kindness shirts are up and selling right now! They’ll be available through October 31 over at our It’s Cool to be Kind fundraiser on Custom Ink.
Design
The best part of this design is that it’s something everyone can get behind. The front bears the message “It’s cool to be kind” and we think that message speaks volumes. There’s no local branding making it perfect for people in or out of SEPTA, and in any part of the country. After all, kindness is a cool look for anyone, anywhere.
Styles & Sizes
We have a several style and color choices, all available in youth sizes on up through adult extended sizes. There’s a basic 50/50 short-sleeve shirt available in Jade and Cyber Pink. If you love super soft shirts or maybe not so much bright color, there’s a tri-blend short-sleeve tee in Vintage Black. If you’re looking for a long-sleeve tee, we have one of those in Charcoal. And if you’re hoping to fill out that fall wardrobe, you can grab a hoodie in either Charcoal or California Blue (turquoise).
Shipping
Once again, we have options! If you are local, you can choose to have it shipped to us. We should have them ready to hand out at our November 19 meeting, or you can e-mail us at comosepta@gmail.com to arrange a different time for pick-up. Alternately, you can have your order shipped straight to you for a small fee. ($5 for the first shirt, $2 for each additional shirt.) Again, this means that they’re available to anyone regardless of location, so spread the word!
Where do the funds go?
CoMO SEPTA is dedicated to supporting our students who access special services, along with their families, and the educators who work hard for them. To that end, all proceeds raised will go toward programs such as adding supplies to our traveling sensory room, funding mini-grants for teachers, supporting the creation of peer-to-peer Kindness Clubs, purchasing inclusion/diversity books, offering educational presentations, and hosting inclusive events. In this way, we hope to best support our students in school, at home, and in the community.