I am reaching out on behalf of my company CWI print+brand, to offer assistance in any way possible in the hopes it will spark the beginning of a fruitful symbiotic relationship. During these hard times, many organizations are suffering financially, and we want to help mitigate some of these losses.


I would like to heavily discount products from each of our main lines, which includes printing, textiles, gifts, displays, and PPE, including sanitizer dispensers. We can sell many products at the wholesale cost while still giving you the same excellent customer service we are known for. We don’t want anything in return for helping; we know the investment will pay off in the long term.


Is someone in your organization interested in setting up a time to speak?


Stephen Gangi, President

CWI print+brand, LLC.

www.cwibrand.com

Can you give me an update on patching the huge cracks in the trail between Stevi and Lolo?

New member questions:

How often does the Board meet?

Are Board meeting open to all members?

How are members notified of Board meetings?

When and where are Board meetings held?

When and where is the next Board meeting?

Thanks,

Michael “Mick” Owens

Hello, my name is Stephen Gangi, owner of Crimson, White & Indigo and we are reaching out in an effort to increase awareness of our brand. We would like to offer all of our paper printed products, displays, custom gifts and promotional giveaway items at wholesale cost in return for some word of mouth consideration.


Our intention is for you to have a great experience and then share that experience with other organizations who could benefit from our services. We are still excited to help if your project is small or a long ways off.


If someone is interested in speaking with me regarding this opportunity please don’t hesitate to reach out. If you confirm your mailing address I will send you one of our sample packs for your review.


Thank you for your time,


Stephen Gangi

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Stephen Gangi did an amazing job taking our design dreams and making them come to life! Based on a brief conversation, he was able to produce a quality t-shirt with a custom design for a really affordable price that really enhances our brand. We get tons of compliments on our shirts and will definitely be ordering more! – Alison, United Way of Northwest Vermont


Crimson, White & Indigo provided quality printing services for our Annual Report at a fraction of what we normally pay to have them printed. Steve was very responsive when discussing our specs and needs, and the production and shipping process was smooth. The books turned out great and we are looking forward to using CWI again in the near future. – Devon, Habitat For Humanity of New York City


Stephen and the team at CWI Print have been such a joy to work with! They are quick to reply and the product that they deliver is fantastic! We had a tablecloth made that looks great at all of our events, and Stephen even designed the template we needed to create a pop-up retractable banner to tell our story when we work to recruit new volunteers. Next time we need something done, we’ll definitely turn to CWI Print. – Meredith, Jewish Big Brothers Big Sisters

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Stephen Gangi, Founder

Crimson, White & Indigo, LLC.

Print | Apparel | Gifts | Displays

PO Box 2737

Brattleboro, VT 05303

(800) 279-7056


www.cwiprint.com

Proudly Serving North America

Proud Member Lions International.

Had an interesting conversation with Ed Greef while biking the trail(Victor Park) last Saturday. He mentioned that there is no funding to repair the cracks in the trail between Stevi and Lolo. Bob’s initiative to get the trail money donation checkoff started has paid some dividends, but with so many miles to maintain in the state, we still more money to repair our section. Any ideas about what to do about this problem section(Stevi-Lolo)?

I bike the trail from lolo to Missoula and love the fast stretch from the Peak to Miller creek . My problem is crossing highway 93 safely. It always seems that even though I am in the cross walk the cars turning left off of blue mt onto hwy 93 or the cars turning right off hwy 93 into blue MT don’t see me. I am dressed appropriately. This is not a safe intersection to cross out. Is there anyway to cross safer? Is a safer way currently being considered? Is there a way I can get involved to help make this intersection safer for cyclists.

I bike the trail from lolo to Missoula and love the fast stretch from the Peak to Mullan. My problem is crossing highway 93 safely. It always seems that even though I am in the cross walk the cars turning left off of blue mt onto hey 93 or the cars turning rights off hwy 93 into blue MT don’t see me. I am dressed appropriately. This is not a safe intersection to cross out. Is there anyway to cross safer? Is a safer way currently being considered? Is there a way I can get involved to help make this intersection safer for cyclists.

Last Sat I rode the trail from Lolo to Stevi. The trail was swept nicely down to the Larry Creek Loop rd jct north of Bass Creek. At that point on south to Stevi it still had all the heavy winter grit/stones on it within the “snow plow zone”. Any idea when this section to Stevi will be swept, and what condition the trail is south of Stevi?

We pedal the trail alongside 93 and avoid the section between Lolo and Stevi because of the many wide transverse cracks in the surface. Who can I contact to find out about getting the trail smoothed out?

Many thanx for fixing the Sweathouse Bridge problem. That height difference between trail and bridge was the cause of many pinch flats for cyclists. No meeting time was mentioned for the Saturday, June 23rd pedal from Victor to Woodside. Is that intentional?