Nonprofit Apparel Partnership
How 100 Custom Jerseys Made It to a Haiti Youth Sports Camp On Time
A fellow Orange County nonprofit needed color coded jerseys for 100 kids, on a fixed deadline. Here's what happened when they called Name of the Game.
coded jerseys
sports camp in Haiti
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The Deadline
The Global Mission, a nonprofit headquartered in Rancho Santa Margarita, was building toward the first ever Chanje Movement youth sports camp in Haiti. 100 kids needed jerseys. Volunteer coaches needed to tell kids apart at a glance, so the jerseys had to come in multiple colors. The camp date was fixed. There was no room for the order to slip.
Name of the Game, based just down the road in Lake Forest, supplied and screen printed the jerseys in the colors the coaches asked for, and delivered on schedule. No missed date, no compromise on quality.
Why It Matters
On the day of the camp, 100 Haitian kids played soccer, ate a hot lunch, and had a day they will remember. Our part in that was small: jerseys that showed up on time and held up under a full day of play, delivered by a shop that's part of the same Orange County community The Global Mission calls home.
What We Delivered
- ◆Screen printed on a fixed camp date, no slip.
- ◆Multiple colors for coach-to-kid tracking on the field.
- ◆Quality that held up through a full day of play, in Haiti's heat.
- ◆Local partner to local nonprofit, Lake Forest to Rancho Santa Margarita.
The Partnership
Margarita, CA
Nonprofits and mission teams work on deadlines they don't control, an event date, a flight, a camp that starts whether the jerseys arrive or not. We built our shop to be the vendor you stop worrying about, whether the order is 100 corporate polos or 100 kids' jerseys headed to Haiti.