A dark charcoal gray graphic t-shirt displayed flat against a solid mustard brown background. The shirt features a vintage-style Indiana farm illustration with a barn, silo, corn stalks, and a sunset, accompanied by the text 'INDIANA The Current Was Strong.
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PRE ORDER Indiana Flood Relief Fundraiser Collection ROUND 2

From $18.00
Handmade In-House
This piece is made by hand in our shop — please allow a little extra time before it ships.
✓ Ships from 611 Main St., Brookville
✓ Free local pickup available

 

PLEASE READ — ROUND 2 PRE-ORDER

This is ROUND 2 of our Flood Relief Tee fundraiser and is available by pre-order only.

NEW STYLE OPTIONS ADDED!

Pre-Order Opens: September 23
Last Day to Order: Wednesday, September 30 at 11:59 PM EST

Once the pre-order closes, please allow approximately 1–2 weeks for shirts to be printed and prepared for fulfillment.

IMPORTANT — PLEASE SELECT THE CORRECT DELIVERY METHOD AT CHECKOUT:
Choose either LOCAL PICKUP or SHIPPING when placing your order. Please double-check your selection before completing checkout.

All proceeds from Round 2 will be donated to the Franklin County Community Foundation to support local flood relief efforts.

 

Created to support our local communities following the recent flooding, this special-edition graphic tee is about more than what you wear — it’s a way to help neighbors who need it most.

Each shirt will be printed (made-to-order) in-house on a Bella + Canvas 3001 Dark Grey Heather tee and features our two-color design with the words:

“The Current Was Strong. The Community Stronger.”

100% of the profits from every shirt sold will be donated to local flood relief efforts.

T-Shirt Details:

  • Bella + Canvas 3001
  • Dark Grey Heather
  • Unisex fit
  • Two-color screen printed design
  • Printed in-house
  • Youth sizes S–XL
  • Adult sizes XS–4X
  • If you need sizing/garment info for the new styles added please send us a message!

Thank you for supporting our neighbors, our towns, and the many people working tirelessly to help these communities recover. The response to the flooding has already shown just how strong our local communities truly are.