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Aberdeen Small Business Makes a Final Push for Its Fight Together Collection Before It Closes at the End of October

by NeiDIG-IT Promotions & Marketing, LLCOctober 27, 2026in Shopping2 min read

NeiDIG-IT Promotions and Marketing, LLC, a custom graphic design and apparel business in Aberdeen, Maryland, is closing its Fight Together Breast Cancer Awareness Collection at the end of October, with a portion of the proceeds going to the Susan G. Komen Foundation.

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Aberdeen, Maryland, USA - October 28, 2026 - PRESS RELEASE - As October draws to a close, NeiDIG-IT Promotions and Marketing, LLC is making one final push for its Fight Together Breast Cancer Awareness Collection. The Aberdeen-based custom graphic design and apparel business created the collection to recognize survivors and stand alongside the families affected. A portion of the proceeds will be donated to the Susan G. Komen Foundation.

The collection closes at the end of October. Owner Jason Neidig is open about the fact that it has not reached the results he hoped for, raising less than $100 so far. He says that has not changed how he feels about it.

“Of course, I wish we could have raised thousands of dollars,” Neidig said. “But I don’t measure the importance of a cause by the number of shirts sold. I would rather try to do something meaningful and fall short of my goal than never try at all.”

Neidig says the experience has only strengthened his determination to connect his business with causes that matter. Several of the company’s signature collections remain available as Fight Together closes.

The No Tolerance Collection features bold, unapologetic designs centered on personal accountability, strong boundaries, self-respect and confidence. The Good Vibes Collection offers vibrant, retro-inspired graphics celebrating positivity, individuality and the simple enjoyment of life. The company’s Never Forget 9/11 Tribute Shirt also remains available, honoring the victims, first responders and enduring legacy of September 11, 2001.

The themed collections sit alongside the work the business was founded to do. NeiDIG-IT Promotions and Marketing creates custom graphics and logos for apparel, accessories and promotional merchandise, serving individuals, businesses, organizations, teams and community groups. Every project begins with a conversation.

Neidig has more planned for 2027, with new community-focused collections and partnerships to be announced in the coming weeks.

The Fight Together Collection is available until the end of October at neidig-itpm.com.

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Based in Aberdeen, Maryland, NeiDIG-IT Promotions and Marketing, LLC is a custom graphic design, apparel and promotional marketing company creating original artwork, logos, apparel, accessories and promotional merchandise for individuals, businesses, organizations, teams and community groups. Its mission is to turn creative ideas into meaningful products that support community involvement and positive social impact.

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