A Cincinnati retailer that made customized Damar Hamlin shirts within the wake of the Bills security’s medical disaster tells TMZ Sports it is made $50K off the tees … and is now planning on donating all of that money to DH’s Chasing M’s Foundation.
Cincy Shirts put collectively three designs after the scary incident on Jan. 2 … when the 24-year-old collapsed and went into cardiac arrest throughout the Bills vs. Bengals “Monday Night Football” recreation.
One shirt reads “More Than Football” with Hamlin’s #3 jersey quantity. Another has Cincinnati’s “513” space code on it with Bengals and Bills staff colours. The third is a design from a neighborhood artist that options the Bengals and Bills mascots sporting No. 3 jerseys.
Cincy Shirts co-owner Josh Sneed tells us the customized items are promoting like loopy, each in shops and on-line … and so they’re making an attempt arduous to maintain up with the orders.
Sneed went on to say that the entire proceeds from the shirt gross sales shall be donated to Hamlin’s basis.
“It appears irrespective of who wants one thing, this metropolis steps up,” Sneed stated. “I’m fortunate to see this occur time in and day out. Very pleased with this metropolis.”
Sneed additionally delivered a field of shirts to Hamlin’s household on the University of Cincinnati Medical Center and to the Bengals. In reality, cornerback Cameron Taylor-Britt took a selfie sporting one on Thursday.
Cincy Shirts is one among many attire shops making an attempt to assist out Damar … Obvious Shirts additionally made customized Hamlin tees and hoodies and donated $14,003 to the inspiration on Thursday.
