{"id":52376,"title":"Ultimate Guide To Print-On-Demand Charity T-Shirts: How Teemill helped raise over \u00a31m","description":"Here are the 7 key steps that charities, campaigns and organisations like Greenpeace, PETA or Surfers Against Sewage are taking to create merch that resonates with new audiences and helps them reach their fundraising goals.","content":"

The charity slogan tee has been a fashion staple for decades. And today, it's easier than ever for non-profits to create and sell their own merch as a new fundraising channel<\/a>, generate hype by partnering with social media influencers, and raise brand awareness with new, younger demographics.<\/p>

As charity fundraising ideas go, starting a shop should be on any Fundraising Manager's list.<\/p>

\"\"-- The Shark Trust collaborated <\/a>with sustainable brand Rapanui Clothing to create an exclusive line of fashion-forward fundraising products<\/em><\/p>

From Greenpeace UK<\/a><\/u> and the RSPCA<\/a><\/u>, to the Campaign Against Living Miserably (CALM)<\/a><\/u>, hundreds of charities use Teemill to create online stores to sell sustainable, made-to-order clothing and accessories, raising money for vital causes with every sale.<\/p>

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In the last 12 months, charities and campaigns using Teemill to sell sustainable print-on-demand merchandise have raised over \u00a31 million*<\/strong>.<\/h3>

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2024 and 2025 have seen powerful campaigns, including CALM\u2019s Lifelines<\/a><\/u><\/em> collaboration with music artists such as Fontaines D.C. and Inhaler to support its lifesaving services, and Greenpeace UK\u2019s exclusive t-shirt<\/a><\/u> with singer-songwriters Jacob Collier and AURORA to raise funds to protect the Arctic.<\/p>

Charities like RSPB<\/a>, Greenpeace UK<\/a> and Campaign Against Living Miserably<\/a> have set a new norm when it comes to fundraising and community building, employing modern, digital techniques like TikTok Shop integrations and social media influencer collaborations.

And they're all using Teemill to do it. \ud83d\ude80

We're working with the biggest non-profits that set the bar for the sector, to help them adapt their fundraising for new audiences through a range of sustainable products that supporters actually want to wear.

Combining everything we know about e-commerce and retail with a charity's mission leads to products that convert, whilst making a difference.<\/p>

Why merch works:<\/h3>