Impact

Every shirt fuels the fight.

Real dollars. Real receipts. Real impact.

How It Works

$5 from every eligible shirt goes into that month's donation pool.

Three vetted organizations make the ballot. The DOO-Gooders vote. The org with the most votes wins the entire pool. We send the donation and post the receipt publicly — every single month, no exceptions.

No vague “portion of proceeds.” No mystery. The money is tracked. The receipts are posted. The community decides.

This is Operation Outreach.

The Proof Loop

Days 1–30: Vote on-site for this month's featured organizations.

End of month: The org with the most votes wins the full donation pool.

Impact Drop: We send the donation, post the receipt, and start the next mission.

Transparency isn't optional. It's the whole point.

The Impact Archive

Every mission. Every dollar. Every receipt.

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The Rebuild (November 2025 – March 2026)

We went quiet for a few months. Here's the honest version of why.

This whole thing started as something much smaller. A few anti-Trump shirts. Some frustration that needed somewhere to go. I didn't set out to build a movement — I set out to make something that said what I was thinking.

But somewhere in the process of learning everything from scratch — Shopify, automation, design, marketing, all of it — the idea got bigger than I expected. What started as some shirts with an attitude turned into Operation Outreach: a monthly donation system, a community ballot, live tracking, public receipts. A real participation loop. A mission, not just a product.

That's a much more ambitious project than I originally signed up for. And the weight of it — combined with trying to hold everything else together — got to me.

So I stopped advertising. We didn't sell many shirts during that stretch. I needed to step back, get my head right, and figure out whether I was going to walk away or build it properly.

Every time I thought about walking away, the mission made the decision for me. The more time passed, the clearer it became: this was too important to abandon. The problem it's trying to solve didn't get smaller while I was gone. It got bigger.

So I came back. I rebuilt the system the right way. And Operation Outreach is what that looks like.

The archive picks back up below. We're not going quiet again.