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V-TEK Fight Club: What Happens with a T-Shirt Gets a lot of Attention?
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V-TEK FIGHT CLUB (2004) T-Shirt
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To celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Captain's rivalry-fueling, bench-clearing event, we've printed a commemorative V-TEK FIGHT CLUB t-shirt. Considering the collection of Fight Club t-shirts we've created over the years (the first came in 2008), we should have started with this one in 2004!
Printed on a super-soft, 52% cotton & 48% poly T-shirt. Grab one HERE!
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Our Latest 'Fight Club' Tee Raised $30,000 for the Jimmy Fund!
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This all started with a pretty simple t-shirt. Our Fight Club franchise of tees (going back to 2008, still bummed that we didn't start in '04 with V-Tek) has always championed athletes who are willing to throw down for their team. In 2021, we realized we should honor someone who is taking on a very different kind of fight, the one and only Jerry Remy. After Alex Cora wore the tee during his interview on NESN during the Jimmy Fund telethon, we decided to add it to the store and try and make as big of a donation as possible. As a multi-year sponsor in the past of the Jimmy Fund, we love and respect the work that they do. We had the honor of working alongside of them to build awareness for their efforts and got to sit down with several of their patients during our time there.
The shirt resonated with people after Alex wore it, and then it started popping up more - Chris Sale was in it during several post-game pressers, a few other players had it on the field during batting practice. It got people talking about the much-missed personality and allowed us to make a very significant donation of $30,000 to the Jimmy Fund.
Our biggest donation ever to them, in fact! And the 2nd largest in our history as a brand. Thank you to everyone who supported our efforts and for making this happen.
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Sully's, Mission 108 & the Joe Kelly Fight Club visit the Pawsox & Raise Funds to Fight Human Trafficking!
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Sully's Brand founder Chris Wrenn joined Pawtucket Red Sox President Charles Steinberg & Mission 108 charity global partnerships director Courtney Evans on the field at McCoy Stadium this past Saturday, to receive a $500 donation to Mission 108 from the Pawsox. Mission 108 is helping fight human trafficking internationally and their efforts are being assisted by Joe & Ashley Kelly and their JK56 Come On Challenge. Sully's was also able to donate an additional $556.20 from the sale of Joe Kelly Fight Club tees at McCoy throughout the weekend!
Help JOE KELLY Fight Human Trafficking & Modern Day Slavery
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We are very proud to announce that our JOE KELLY FIGHT CLUB t-shirt will now be helping Joe & Ashley Kelly with their JK56 COME ON! Challenge to help fight human trafficking and modern day slavery. We donated $1,000 to their cause & are now offering to send a Fight Club tee to any donor that gives $50 or more (and if you donate $108+ you'll get the shirt AND an autographed photo!) Click HERE for more info & tell them Sully's sent you!