Finding the cure for Alzheimer's and Breast Cancer, 1 T-Shirt at a time!
Together, Martibel Payano and Myself are looking to find a cure for Alzheimer's. For Every Shirt sold, 25% of the proceeds will be donated to the Alzheimer's Association. We appreciate every buy!
Each Shirt contains the slogan "Fight the iLLness" on the back bottom.
100% Cotton High Quality Vinyl Printing. DO NOT DRY ON HIGH HEAT Machine Wash ONLY
Together, Martibel Payano and Myself are looking to find a cure for Alzheimer's. For Every Shirt sold, 25% of the proceeds will be donated to the Alzheimer's Association. We appreciate every buy!
Each Shirt contains the slogan "Fight the iLLness" on the back bottom.
100% Cotton High Quality Vinyl Printing. DO NOT DRY ON HIGH HEAT Machine Wash ONLY
We here at iLL Clothing are trying to really make an impact, along with donating to Alzheimer's Research, we are also donating to help Find a Cure for Breast Cancer. For Every Shirt sold, 25% of the proceeds will be donated to the National Breast Cancer Foundation. We appreciate every buy!
Each Shirt contains the slogan "Fight the iLLness" on the back bottom.
100% Cotton High Quality Vinyl Printing. DO NOT DRY ON HIGH HEAT Machine Wash ONLY
25% of the revenue from this hoodie will be donated to Finding a Cure for Alzheimer's!
Quality hoodie! Nothing but the best! Fight The iLLness printed on back!
Help us Find the Cure!
25% of this products revenue will be donated towards Finding The Cure For Breast Cancer!
Fight the iLLness Logo Printed on Front in Color Wash out. Pink for Breast Cancer Purple for Alzheimer's White for Support
25% of each Hoodie will be donated to the correlated cause. White Logo's will be donated to a customer suggest charity!
Includes: "Hope" T-Shirt "Hope" Hoodie iLL Logo Beanie 3 - Autographed 8x10's of our AngiLL's and a Free Download of MASK: Music and Soul Kit MSRP: $125.00
From Marti's Donation Page:
Alzheimer's has been a part of my family's life for over 20 years. When I was 7 years old I moved to NYC to live with my Abuelita Martina, my maternal grandmother. She was diagnosed with Alzheimer's and Parkinson's in her early 60s.
My Abuelita lived a very active life; she walked everywhere and went to the gym 4-5 times a week for weight training and cardio. I believe this is a huge reason why she was able to keep her Alzheimer's at bay for so long. In the last five years, her health has deteriorated. Her right knee developed severe arthritis which slowed her down and made it so she was not able to go to the gym anymore. Her Alzheimer's has also reared it's ugly head. Before, she would have moments of confusion, or she would lose her place but now, this is our every day reality. While she remembers us on most days, there are times when I speak to her that she is not sure who I am. This is the most heartbreaking thing I have ever had to deal with.
Through it all, my Abuelita has not lost her personality. We still joke about finding her a new boyfriend, about how cute her doctors are or about when I'm finally going to go do my hair. Alzheimer's might be able to take her mind, but it will never take her spirit
