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ColorBurst Screen Printing has recently been awarded the Key Messages and Brand Strategy Service Grant from the Taproot Foundation. The Taproot Foundation’s award winning Service Grant program provides millions of dollars worth of pro bono marketing, HR and IT consulting services to nonprofit organizations.
 Since ColorBurst Screenprinting first opened its doors in 1996, we’ve taken pride in each and every t-shirt that’s left our loading dock.
We’re not a fancy operation. We’re nonprofit. And we’ re not the biggest. But we’ve gained a quiet reputation in Chicago’s western suburbs for exceptional quality, service with a smile, honesty, and on-time delivery … every time.
Satisfied customers include local schools, universities, businesses, teams, religious groups, and many others, and we look forward to working with you too. Whether you have a design in mind, or would like our expert assistance, we’ll bring your project to life with vivid inks, the latest techniques and unbelievable detail.
To ensure high standards, all textile printing and heat-transfers are done in-house. ColorBurst's production department houses both automated and manuel presses.  Whether you need 50 pieces or 5,000 pieces to promote your brand, ColorBurst can make it happen.
But there’s another reason to choose ColorBurst. We’re also a division of Little Friends, Inc., a nonprofit organization in Naperville that’s dedicated to improving the lives of people with developmental disabilities. ColorBurst provides job skills training and employment opportunities to adults with developmental disabilities. All profits generated by ColorBurst help to fund the range of support programs offered by Little Friends, Inc. To learn more about the programs ColorBurst helps to fund, please visit www.littlefriendsinc.org
In the end, you’ll get everything you want. And you’ll make our little corner of the world a little bit brighter.
ColorBurst shares some of it's resources with Inklude Studio, a Little Friends, Inc. program. Inklude Studio was founded in 2006 to give individuals with disabilities an opportunity to develop their own artwork for exhibition and design textiles to create unique hand-crafted items for retail sale. To find out more about Inklude Studio, please visit www.inklude.org
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