By james art 
Thanks to a T -shirt and mugs, a movie and advertising company based in Talahasi, donated $ 3,000 to help people who are having a big deal in the big turn.
CateComm sold more than 300 T -shirts and mugs with the phrase “I have experienced Florida Brun’s 2025” printed on them, “according to a news message. Sales brought over $ 2200 and the company contributed to the rest to bring the total amount to $ 3,000.
All receipts were donated to the center of Kyrnie, the emergency shelter of the capital for those who deal with homelessness.
“I love that we have been able to note this event once in a generation in a way that helps the most affected by frigid temperatures, snow or non-SNow,” says Kevin Kate, founder of CateComm.
“The whole loan goes to the employees and volunteers in the center of Kearney and anyone who paid a little more than they would usually for a shirt or mug.”
Shirts and mugs have become wildly popular on social media and news, according to a news message, seeing a shirt sales as far away as Wisconsin, Michigan, New York and California.
But CateComm said that many “attracting, fake websites” stole the design and sell merchal for profit.
“The cotton bureau is the only official supplier and the only place where 100% of the revenues go to charity,” the message said.
The official charity goods can be found here.
Local government reporter Elena Barrera can be found at [email protected]. Follow her at X: @elenabarreraaaS