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KILLSWITCH ENGAGE Donates Shirt Design To SHIRTS FOR A CURE Project

March 13, 2007

KILLSWITCH ENGAGE has donated a shirt design to the Shirts For A Cure project. The shirt is an exclusive design done by the band's bassist and designer Mike D'Antonio.

The Shirts For A Cure project was launched by The Syrentha J. Savio Endowment (SSE) to give voice to the social concerns of punk bands and their many fans as well as to raise awareness about breast cancer prevention. SSE was established by punk-rock photographer Mark Beemer in 2002 and provides financial assistance to underprivileged women who cannot afford expensive breast cancer medicine and therapy. The proceeds from the shirts go to help women fighting breast cancer.

Check out the KILLSWITCH ENGAGE design and many other bands here.

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