Non-Profits – People With Guts
fund-raising projects for non-profits
Got a gutsy foundation or non-profit? We want to collaborate with you! I Heart Guts works with health and medical organizations to help raise funds! We are happy to custom design buttons, stickers or tees for concerts or fundraisers to help raise money for medical student groups, medical non-profit groups, medical foundations and hospitals. So far we’ve teamed up with the American Liver Foundation, Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, UCSF Medical Center, GW Medical School’s HEALing clinic, Northwest Kidney Centers, and the Crohn’s and Colitis Foundation of America to help raise money and create educational campaigns with the guts. Why don’t you write us a note today and tell us about your organization so we can help you raise some moolah?
American Liver Foundation – Custom Artwork
Our liver lent a hand to the American Liver Foundation’s Love Your Liver campaign, a liver wellness education program aimed at elementary and high school students. We drew some illustrations of the liver doing his thing — eating well, learning about himself, etc. We love creating custom materials that make learning about the body interesting and funny.
Team Menstrual Cycles – National Multiple Sclerosis Foundation
A team of bike-riding OB/GYNs called The Menstrual Cycles got together to raise research money for the National Multiple Sclerosis Foundation, and we were very proud and happy to work with them on designing some special brain and uterus bike jerseys just for the ride! Not only did they win a special prize for best bicycle jersey, they raised $55,000 to help people living with this disabling auto-immune disease that attacks the central nervous system.
Jay’s Got Guts – Pancreatic Cancer Fundraiser Custom Tees
We designed a custom t-shirt as a fundraiser for Jay, who has pancreatic cancer and a lot of good friends. They put together a band night, we made some art (Pour some Sugar On Me!) and a local screenprinter made the shirts. All the money went towards helping Jay get some experimental treatment for his pancreas, so he can stick around and raise his kids.Medical Students for Choice – Uterus Gutsy Gift Pack Donation
We donated Uterus plushies to the George Washington School of Medicine’s chapter of Medical Students for Choice. Along with other in-kind donations, the chapter was able to raise several thousand dollars during the Association of Reproductive Health Professionals conference. They told us the uteri “were the HIT of the conference!”

























