The United We
Stand for America program is
being sold to you at our cost. That's right... our
cost! God has given us a
mission, and He wants us all to
unite across the U.S. This will
help put America back to work!
Whether you have a small
organization or a large one, we
can supply you with the
tools to make your
fundraiser a fun and profitable
one. With no upfront cost to you,
and the option to choose your
selling price, your group has
unlimited profit potential.
Pictured above is
Screen Works' United We Stand
design, produced to help in the
9/11 aftermath. As most
Americans, Screen Works, a screen
printing company in Dayton Ohio,
desired to help in a time of our
nation's greatest tragedy. Screen
Works conceived the design just 3
hours after the events of 9/11
transpired. The company contacted
the American Red Cross offering
to donate proceeds from the sale
of the design on t-shirts and
sweatshirts.
Company owners, Jeff Cottrell and Ron Witters
boldly proclaimed on local media that
Screen Works would raise a
$1,000,000 to help in these great
disasters. To meet that end the two
owners dedicated their entire
operation to the cause. For almost a
month Screen Works only business was
order taking, production and
fulfillment of United We Stand
shirts.
In early October Screen Works was able to present a
check to the American Red Cross
National Disaster Relief Fund for
$1,000,000.
For their efforts, Screen Works received commendations
from the President of the United
States, the Governor of Ohio and
Congressional leaders . In late
October the Honorable Tony Hall read
Screen Works achievement into the
Congressional Record of the United
States. To date it’s still the
company’s finest hour.
In 2007, Ron
Witters got a call one day from a
man that wanted a pair of shorts
and shirts printed. This guy said
he had won the tuff man
competition in Dayton Ohio, and
was now an Ultimate fighter. He
said he was going to Tampa on
Veterans' Day to fight in honor
of Matt Maupin, US Army
(POW/MIA/KIA) and all our Troops!
After discussing this with
co-owner Jeff Cottrell, they thought of
working with this fighter to
restart Screen Works' "Know Your Enemy
Sports" line. Jeff
received a vision from God to use
this for something even larger.
Jeff's vision was about uniting
Americans again in support of
those men and women risking their
lives for our country. He also
felt this could be a way of
bringing back American jobs
through the textile industry.
Jeff and Ron felt a
new need was being unmet in our
nation. Having our men and women of
the military across the globe risking
their lives for ours, while having
their families here at home
struggling with day to day needs,
they set on a goal of raising money
and awareness for our armed forces
and their families. Through the
company's Know Your
Enemy Sports line, and now through
United We Stand for America, Screen Works has already helped
raise thousands of dollars for
various charities, like the Yellow Ribbon
Support Center, and Patriot Guard
Riders.
We thank God for
giving us the vision for this project
to reunite Americans behind our great
military men and women.
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