Printing for organizations that answer to someone

Nonprofits and public agencies both spend money that isn't really theirs — a donor's, a board's, a taxpayer's. That changes what matters: knowing the price before you commit, getting an invoice your finance office will accept, and working with someone who picks up the phone. We've been doing that for Willamette Valley organizations since 2009.

No sales tax Oregon has none, and we charge none.

Purchase orders accepted Net 15 or net 30 for approved accounts.

Fair Labor Association Affiliate ID 3697, ten years running.

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For nonprofits

Every dollar spent on a t-shirt is a dollar not spent on the mission, which makes printing a harder decision for you than for most businesses. Two things help: never being forced to order more than you need, and having a way for merch to make money rather than cost it.

Staff, volunteers and events

Volunteer shirts, staff polos, event banners, donor mailers, name badges and signage. No minimums on anything — order eleven shirts for eleven volunteers instead of buying fifty and storing the rest. A named project manager handles the job from quote to delivery.

Merch that funds the mission

A free swag store gives your supporters somewhere to buy your gear year-round. You set the markup above our cost and that difference comes back to you. Nothing is printed until someone orders, so there's no inventory sitting in a closet and no risk if a campaign is quiet.

How swag stores work

For government

We work with city and county departments, school districts, special districts and state agencies across Oregon — long-standing recurring work and one-off jobs alike. If your department has an RFP or needs a formal bid, send it over and we'll respond.

What we print

Department uniforms and safety apparel, facility and wayfinding signage, vehicle and equipment decals, public notices, program brochures, event banners and window graphics for public buildings.

How we invoice

We accept purchase orders. New accounts pay upfront the same way any online vendor works; approved accounts get net 15 or net 30 terms. Quotes are itemised so a line can be pulled without redoing the whole thing.

Why buying locally costs less than it looks

An out-of-state vendor

Sales tax may apply depending on where they're registered
Freight on every order, including reprints and corrections
A ticket queue rather than a person
Proof problems resolved by email across time zones
Nothing to see before it ships

Working with us

No sales tax charged
Pickup available at our Corvallis shop
A named project manager who knows your account
A proof back within one business day, every time
You can walk in and look at the press

How a job runs

Quote

Tell us what you need and roughly how many. You get an itemised quote you can take to a board, a grant budget or a purchasing officer.

Proof

A designer sets up the artwork and sends a proof back within one business day. Nothing is produced until you approve it in writing.

Deliver

Apparel and large format are made in our Corvallis shop. Paper printing runs 7–10 business days after approval. Pick up here or we'll ship.

Questions purchasing departments ask

Do you accept purchase orders?: Yes. New accounts pay upfront, as with any online vendor. Once an account is established and approved, we invoice on net 15 or net 30 terms.
Will we be charged sales tax?: No. Oregon has no sales tax, and we aren't required to collect it in other states, so no sales tax appears on your invoice.
Do you respond to RFPs and formal bids?: Yes. Send the solicitation and we'll respond within the stated deadline. If you need references from other public agencies or nonprofits, ask and we'll provide them.
Is there a minimum order?: No. One sign, eleven volunteer shirts, or a thousand brochures — all real orders. You're never buying overage to hit a threshold.
Where is the work actually produced?: Apparel and large format are produced in our shop at 1853 NW 9th St in Corvallis. Paper printing is produced through our print partners and typically ready 7–10 business days after art approval.
What about labor standards in your supply chain?: We've been a member of the Fair Labor Association for more than ten years — Affiliate ID 3697. If your procurement policy requires a supplier statement on labor practices, tell your project manager and we'll provide one.
Can you hold artwork and reorder on request?: Yes. We keep your approved artwork on file, so a reorder is a phone call rather than a fresh setup — useful for recurring uniform and signage needs.