10 Fundraising Campaigns to Support This Giving Season
Purchase with purpose this holiday season with Bonfire. We’ve selected ten of our favorite give-back campaigns with t-shirt designs that rock! 1. Save the Boundary Waters The campaign to Save the Boundary Waters is leading the effort to ensure permanent protection for the Boundary Waters Wilderness, America’s most visited Wilderness and
How to Design a Great Looking Custom T-Shirt
Designing a shirt can feel like a daunting task, especially if you’re new to the world of custom apparel. Read this guide to learn how you can design a t-shirt that looks amazing and your community will want to wear again and again.
Take Advantage of the Giving Season
If you haven’t started already, now’s the time to start thinking about your holiday sales season. Whether you are fundraising, or creating products to sell for profit, the coming weeks are some of the best to have a Bonfire campaign up and running. The days following Thanksgiving provide a great
Interview: Karin Doolin, Co-founder of Big Picture Project
Karin and Roger Doolin travel the world to teach underprivileged communities the art of photography. Their students typically have never held a camera, or seen a photo of themselves. Karin and Roger work to give a voice to those who have been forgotten and oppressed. Read on to hear more
The Best Products to Sell Online This Fall 🍂
The season of sweater weather and apple pie is on the way, and we couldn’t be more excited! Bonfire has a great selection of apparel and other products to keep your community warm as the temperatures cool off. Launching a refreshed offering for the cooler season is a great way
Choosing the Best Products for Summer
The heat of summer is in full effect, and now is a great time to launch products that are warm-weather friendly. Bonfire has a great line of apparel to keep your supporters cool. Let the season (and its temperatures) inspire your campaigns! Tank Tops Our Classic Unisex Tank Top is
Interview: Annie Segarra, The Future is Accessible
When Annie Segarra participated in the Women’s March in January, she noticed that although the worldwide event sought inclusivity, there was a lack of attention placed on making the event accessible to those with disabilities. Inspired by the simplicity of the 1970’s statement “The Future is Female”, Annie created a
Interview: Kim Bielak, Co-founder of Class for a Cause
There’s a recent trend in health and wellness popping up from coast to coast: boutique workout studios. These creative fitness classes can cost more than a pair of yoga pants, which limits access to the very few who can afford the price tag. Class for a Cause is a movement
Designing for America’s Largest Protest
The Story Behind Creating the Women’s March Brand You likely heard about the Women’s March on Washington. You likely saw someone supporting the demonstration by knitting a pink cat-eared hat, sharing a#WhyIMarch post, inviting networks to local Facebook events or purchasing commemorative merchandise. If you didn’t march, you likely know one of