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10% of proceeds on Survivin & Thrivin merch goes to June Cancer Survivor Month!

20% off our Giving is Living shirts now through December 31, 2024!
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      It Is What It Is T-shirt

      Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways submit to him and he will make your path straight. Proverbs 3:5-6 #itiswhatitis Worry drains us of our energy, but trust in the Lord propels us forward.  Once we accept that “It is what it is”, we are able to trust and move forward. #trustthelord #itiswhatitis

      No One Fights Alone T-shirt

      Sometimes a little hope is delivered in a simple message. #noonefightsalone Through the sale of “No one fights alone” t-shirts, the Give All Project was able to provide lunch for the Christus Cancer Center doctors and nurses who cared for me!  AND we made Christmas a little brighter for Jude the Dude and his family! #noonefightsalone #notluckyblessedClick the image to watch Jude's video!

      Be Less Stupid T-Shirt

      Our constantly changing society just misses Godly teachings and gets it wrong. #belessstupid #giveallproject Our goal through the sale of this T-shirt is to bring attention to the fact that God made us all in His image, equal in love, and provided free will to decide our rights and wrongs.  He tells us to love one another as we would ourselves, and as for us – that is how we choose to live! #loveoneanother#belessstupid #colordoesnotdefine

      It Ain’t About You T-shirt

      You can be a part of the problem or a part of the solution. As human beings, we tend to be self-focused and forget that we should be more a part of the solution than a part of the problem. #itaintaboutyou
      It all started in 1981 when an avid 12 year old BMX racer from Michigan discovered he had Leukemia. Todd Kingsbury was his name, and like many BMXers, he had dreams of someday becoming a Top Pro in the sport. Unfortunately, this dreaded disease would keep Todd from fulfilling his dream. When Todd’s friends and the American Bicycle Association learned of his diagnosis, it was decided that an organized effort should be made to help in Todd’s “Race for Life.”
      It all started in 1981 when an avid 12 year old BMX racer from Michigan discovered he had Leukemia. Todd Kingsbury was his name, and like many BMXers, he had dreams of someday becoming a Top Pro in the sport. Unfortunately, this dreaded disease would keep Todd from fulfilling his dream. When Todd’s friends and the American Bicycle Association learned of his diagnosis, it was decided that an organized effort should be made to help in Todd’s “Race for Life.”
      It all started in 1981 when an avid 12 year old BMX racer from Michigan discovered he had Leukemia. Todd Kingsbury was his name, and like many BMXers, he had dreams of someday becoming a Top Pro in the sport. Unfortunately, this dreaded disease would keep Todd from fulfilling his dream. When Todd’s friends and the American Bicycle Association learned of his diagnosis, it was decided that an organized effort should be made to help in Todd’s “Race for Life.”
      It all started in 1981 when an avid 12 year old BMX racer from Michigan discovered he had Leukemia. Todd Kingsbury was his name, and like many BMXers, he had dreams of someday becoming a Top Pro in the sport. Unfortunately, this dreaded disease would keep Todd from fulfilling his dream. When Todd’s friends and the American Bicycle Association learned of his diagnosis, it was decided that an organized effort should be made to help in Todd’s “Race for Life.”