Judy Lewis and Linda Williams, the owners of this new teen clothing boutique, have a mission of helping young entrepreneurs. Throughout their first months in business, they collected donations for ZipTee, all while promoting our shirts. And the great pictures of each ZipTee on our site are thanks to them too! They are located at 210 West 6th Street, Royal Oak, MI 48067, and their website is emmyspost.com
When we were just starting, My Town Auto was there to help. Their generous support was just what we needed to start producing ZipTees. Find them online at mytownauto.org. |
Heather Hermiz Beauty
Heather, one of the world's top Younique presenters, made a tremendous donation to ZipTee so we could continue making shirts and serving families fighting cancer. View her makeup and beauty products at youniqueproducts.com/heatherhermiz! Law Office of Brian C. Hartwell PLLC
Mayor Brian Hartwell, Esq, has helped us with our application for tax exemption, while also connecting us to other community groups in Madison Heights. We also want to congratulate Brian for recently becoming Mayor of Madison Heights! His firm is located at 201 W. 13 Mile Rd, Madison Heights, MI 48071, and his website is www.hartwelllegal.com. 
Our first exposure to the nonprofit world came when we helped plan Head for the Cure's Inaugural Detroit 5K in 2014, raising funds for brain cancer research. Our team, Team Kayla, was the largest in the first year and again in 2015. Because of this, Head for the Cure donated funds to help us make ZipTees and serve people with cancer. HFTC's website is headforthecure.org.
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ZipTee is a qualified 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization whose mission is to serve people with cancer and their families. After watching our friend Kayla struggle through chemo for two years, we were desperate for a way to make it easier. And that's why we created the ZipTee, a chemotherapy port access shirt made in her honor. We believe that everyone fighting cancer deserves comfort, convenience, and style, and we're here to provide it.