FOX 11 donates $8,040 to local homeless shelters from Blizzard Elsa t-shirt sales

FOX 11 and Team Apparel sold commemorative 'I survived Blizzard Elsa' shirts after a major storm and raised $8,040; the proceeds were presented as $4,020 each to St. John's Ministries Emergency Shelter Services in Green Bay and Pillars Crisis Housing in Appleton.

FOX 11 presented donations to two local homeless shelters after selling commemorative Blizzard Elsa t-shirts. The station partnered with Team Apparel to produce shirts that read "I survived Blizzard Elsa." The back of the shirt listed snow totals from 28 municipalities and featured a comic-style image of FOX 11's four meteorologists. Details: - The shirts were created after the record-breaking storm that affected Northeast Wisconsin. - The front of the shirt read "I survived Blizzard Elsa" and the back showed local snow totals and a comic image of the station's meteorologists. - FOX 11 partnered with Team Apparel to sell the shirts to community members. - Sales raised $8,040 in total. - St. John's Ministries Emergency Shelter Services in Green Bay and Pillars Crisis Housing in Appleton each received $4,020 by ceremonial check. Summary: The funds from the t-shirt sales were split evenly between St. John's Ministries Emergency Shelter Services and Pillars Crisis Housing. Undetermined at this time.