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Clunk t-shirts to benefit Block Avenue bars

  • By Dustin Bartholomew · Thursday, Apr 23, 2020 

Image: Courtesy, Big-Bot Design

Local fake-mayor-food-delivery-DJ-Facebook-hero Chris Selby is back, helping local people again.

This time, Clunk and local artist Chad Maupin of Big-Bot Design have teamed up to create a new t-shirt to benefit three local businesses that have been forced to closed down as a result of COVID-19.

We mentioned this briefly in our post about Clunk’s local fundraisers and free food deliveries he’s been doing to help out locally earlier this week, but the final design has been completed since then.

The new t-shirt, which features an illustration by Maupin of Clunk riding his scooter with a beer in hand (Clunk does not actually drink on his deliveries), delivering free food to the masses, is available for pre-sale now online.

Proceeds from the sale of the t-shirt will benefit Block Avenue-area bars Maxine’s Tap Room, Pinpoint, and Vault.

According to the website, at least 50% of the gross sales from the t-shirts will go straight to the businesses.

The pre-sale period is two weeks, and the shirts will be printed after that.

For more information, or to purchase a shirt, visit big-bot.com.


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