Old band, movie, superhero and pop culture t-shirts wanted
Hi Neighbours - I work with a young man who has special needs and we are working on a project to make bags out of old t-shirts. He is able to sew a little and he loves music and pop culture so we hope to combine these interests and make some bags that we could eventually sell. I'm wondering if anyone has any band, movie, superhero or general pop culture t-shirts that they would like to donate to us? It doesn't matter the size or how old they are or if they have rips or holes. I'm happy to come and pick them up. He's really excited about the project and we are hoping to get a few t-shirts for free just to get us started.
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