A new subscription service called The Shirt Project mails you a T-shirt every month with the news printed on it. I swear, if stuff like this is profitable, what's our excuse for not being entrepreneurs?
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With so many churches going without bulletins and opting instead for a monthly publication of some kind, maybe a monthly "church bulletin" shirt subscribtion is right around the corner...
Posted by: Nic Burleson | August 14, 2008 at 09:16 PM
Thanks for the post Ben.
Even better-- I love to hear about people starting businesses that matter.
One site to check out is called "Buy Shoes, Save Lives". Their business model is raising money for kids with Cancer in Northern Iraq by selling Kurish "Klash" shoes. The Kurds have been making these hand-made shoes, by one account, since 600 B.C. Why not put up a website and sell them in the U.S. in an effort to help 3000 kids with cancer?
They are very creative and worth checking out.
http://buyshoessavelives.com/
Posted by: statham | August 15, 2008 at 12:42 AM