The Holidays Brings Mimaki’s Print with Compassion Campaign Back Around
Mimaki ramped up its Print with Compassion campaign over the holidays.
Suwanee, Georgia-based Mimaki USA, makers of wide-format inkjet printers and cutters, recently participated in its annual Print with Compassion campaign, which entails the company using its equipment to help donate to the community and organizations in the region around its U.S. headquarters, which is on the edge of the Atlanta metropolitan area.
For the campaign, Mimaki partnered with Charleston, South Carolina’s Vapor Apparel to supply the Norcross Cooperative Ministry, a faith-based, emergency family assistance agency located in the Atlanta suburb of Norcross, with dye-sublimated throw blankets this winter.
The blankets were printed on a Mimaki TS55-1800 printer.
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