092018 Womens March Embroidery (MA)

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Logan Panjkovich, 28, works on embroidering logos on totes, hats, and shirts at Fully Promoted (formerly EmbroidMe) on Thursday, Sep. 20, 2018 in Crystal Lake. The apparel, including over 700 beanies, 100 scarves, 300 hoodies and shirts, are being sold online at http://fullpromoted.wishpond.com/womens-march in preparation for the next upcoming Women's March in Chicago on Oct. 13. Some of the proceeds from sales go back to the march, having already raised about $5,000 with current sales.

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Logos for the Women's March Chicago are embroidered on various apparel at Fully Promoted (formerly EmbroidMe) on Thursday, Sep. 20, 2018 in Crystal Lake. The apparel, including over 700 beanies, 100 scarves, 300 hoodies and shirts, are being sold online at http://fullpromoted.wishpond.com/womens-march in preparation for the next upcoming Women's March in Chicago on Oct. 13. Some of the proceeds from sales go back to the march, having already raised about $5,000 with current sales.

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Janice Means, left, and son Logan Panjkovich, 28, work on embroidering logos on totes, hats, and shirts at Fully Promoted (formerly EmbroidMe) on Thursday, Sep. 20, 2018 in Crystal Lake. The apparel, including over 700 beanies, 100 scarves, 300 hoodies and shirts, are being sold online at http://fullpromoted.wishpond.com/womens-march in preparation for the next upcoming Women's March in Chicago on Oct. 13. Some of the proceeds from sales go back to the march, having already raised about $5,000 with current sales.

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Logos for the Women's March Chicago are embroidered on various apparel at Fully Promoted (formerly EmbroidMe) on Thursday, Sep. 20, 2018 in Crystal Lake. The apparel, including over 700 beanies, 100 scarves, 300 hoodies and shirts, are being sold online at http://fullpromoted.wishpond.com/womens-march in preparation for the next upcoming Women's March in Chicago on Oct. 13. Some of the proceeds from sales go back to the march, having already raised about $5,000 with current sales.