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Request HN: A Steve t-shirt with proceeds donated to cancer research
This is what I would love to see:
A shirt with a great B&W Jobs silhouette on the front, maybe stylized a bit, and a quote, maybe 'stay hungry. stay foolish'.
Sell the shirts for $40 and give all proceeds after cost to cancer research. The whole internet would buy one. I think you can shirts done for about $10/pop en masse.
Does anyone in the community have relationships with printers & designers to make this happen? And/or a cancer non-profit that could spearhead & take the donations? I can be the logistics organizer and contact person: paul@paulitex.com
Would really love to see this happen.
- paulitex 15y agoI'll register the domain stevejobstshirt.org and get a splash page up asap if this gets any traction
- caw 15y agoWhy not also add this to kickstarter or something of the sort? $10 for a T shirt (or more) + remainder donated to cancer research in Steve's name? BTW I would also love to see that logo on the shirt. That's it. Black shirt, white apple with steve's face. Quotes may not be necessary.
- paulitex 15y agoApparently I can't :( From kickstarter guidelines (http://www.kickstarter.com/proposals/guidelines http://www.kickstarter.com/proposals/guidelines): My project does not incorporate charity or cause funding. Examples of prohibited use include raising money for the Red Cross, funding an awareness campaign, funding a scholarship, or donating a portion of funds raised on Kickstarter to a charity or cause.
- caw 15y agoI've found these 2 sites that appear to do similar, but for charities. I found the links via Slashdot ("Kickstarter like service for charities") http://www.firstgiving.com/ http://www.firstgiving.com/ http://startsomegood.com/ http://startsomegood.com/ This last one is UK centric: http://www.justgiving.com/ http://www.justgiving.com/
- apike 15y agoCopyright issues aside, I'd pay $40 for this with that slogan as a poster: http://mlkshk.com/p/80ZI http://mlkshk.com/p/80ZI
- Andrenid 15y agoBeing a cancer battler myself, i'd buy one, especially if it went to a charity that is actually doing good things with the money (and not one of the "foundations" that just use donations to fund their nice offices and TV ads).
- paulitex 15y agoCan you recommend one?
- wahwah 15y agoJust saw ThinkingOfSteveJobs.com for the front page on a few minutes, but I don't know what happened to it. It looks like that site is doing pretty much this.