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"Bad Things, Man" 16 oz. Pint Glass

"Bad Things, Man" 16 oz. Pint Glass

$21.99 USD
$21.99 USD
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With your purchase, you donate 8% to the beneficiary listed below.

This product is not affiliated with, endorsed, or sponsored by any known entity.

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• Volume: 16 oz (473 ml)
• NOT dishwasher or microwave safe
• Simple yet durable design
• Can be used as a mixing glass

Disclaimer: This is a handmade product from natural materials, so the glass may have some tiny imperfections, such as bubbles and dots.

Fulfilled on-demand by a third party, shipping costs dependent upon third party's rates. Please double check size before ordering. All sales final.

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  • The Need

    Dylan Strowger

    Just days after celebrating his 25th birthday, Dylan Strowger was diagnosed with Stage 4 lymphoma, with tumors affecting his pancreas, spleen, and other areas throughout his body. What should have been an exciting time for a young family quickly became a battle against cancer.

    A devoted father to two young boys and a new homeowner, Dylan has been unable to work since January while undergoing intensive treatment, including frequent week-long stays at Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center. As medical bills, insurance co-pays, and household expenses continue to grow, the financial strain has become overwhelming.

    At the end of this month, Dylan will undergo a PET scan to determine whether his treatments have been successful. Proceeds from this campaign will help support Dylan and his family by easing the burden of medical expenses and everyday costs while he focuses on recovery. Every purchase, donation, share, and prayer makes a meaningful difference.

  • The Artist

    Sean Pruso

    Located in Upstate, NY, Sean is a lifelong Buffalo Bills fan with a soft spot for charity.

    During his down time, Sean likes to dabble in the world of graphic arts as well as enjoying the world of sports in its many forms. When 26shirts was launched, Sean reached out to ask the simple question "How can I help?" This shirt is his way of contributing to the cause.