Press
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PATCH.COM
May 3, 2018
“Teachers are so important,” says Acme Prints owner Dan Hargest. “I wanted to do something to help, let them know they are appreciated.”
PHOENIX NEW TIMES
May 1, 2018
A Cave Creek critic of #RedForEd registered the name “Arizona Educators United” with the state last week, then forced a local firm to quit s…
CBS 5, 3TV
May 1, 2018
At Acme Prints they’re busy making #RedForEd because teachers keep walking through the door to buy them, thousands of them…
AZFAMILY.COM
May 1, 2018
Acme Prints in Phoenix has been busy making Red for Ed t-shirts because teachers keep walking through the door to buy them, thousands of the…
FOX 10 PHOENIX
April 10, 2018
A print shop in Downtown Phoenix is selling #RedForEd T-shirts for educators and their supporters.
DTPHX.ORG
December 17, 2015
“It’s easy to not notice the growth,” Hargest said, “but every now and then it really hits me that I’m just some guy who decided to try printing t-shirts on his back porch.”
AZCentral.com
January 4, 2016
An Arizona teacher offered to print ‘Red For Ed’ shirts in her house at cost to support better funding for schools and expected 50-100 replies. Instead she got over 1,000. Overwhelmed, she asked printers to make them and Acme Prints in Phoenix agreed. They ended up printing over 33,000 for no profit.
ACME prints supports teachers! They made our awesome #RedforEd shirts and donated thousands to our cause. They couldn’t have been nicer when we picked up 26 boxes of shirts. You are a class act, ACME! Thank you for everything!
Jeanine C.
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IN THE PRESS
All press is good press...
All press is good press...
Right?!
How a Conspiracy Theorist Blocked #RedForEd T-Shirt Sales
PHOENIX NEW TIMES
Dan Hargest: The man who clothed ‘Red for Ed’
ARIZONA CAPITAL TIMES
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Acme Prints’ Primary Goal is to better the world by making a concrete, measurable difference in the welfare of at least one million animals – including people – and to combat damage done to the world by other corporations and individuals.
We will achieve this by being profitable and sharing those profits with human- and animal-welfare organizations. We will also create opportunities for many charitable organizations to generate income by selling products they purchase from us at our cost. In these areas, we function similar to a non-profit.