LAS VEGAS, NV — Porn fans have once again proven that they really can care about the men and women who perform for their pleasure — and that performers care about the world around them. This time, the proof is in Naughty Swag, a new promo company that has created the Team Raven Alexis FU*K Cancer fundraising t-shirt.
The sad reason for this generosity is the fact that Alexis is battling brain cancer and her fans want a way to both show their support and help put an end to the fight against cancer.
Available in sizes Small through XXL, the tee is available in black or white with Team Raven Alexis FU*K Cancer written in pink over a gray cancer ribbon.
All proceeds will go to St. Jude Children’s Hospital, known for their pioneering work in finding cures and saving children with pediatric cancer. Naughty Swag’s goal is to sell at least 1,000 shirts and they will continue to donate the proceeds of the t-shirt to St. Judes Childrens hospital for as long as people keep ordering them. The t-shirt can be ordered by going to naughtyswag.com site and clicking on Raven Alexis’ name.
“We are personal fans of Raven Alexis and thought that it would be a kind gesture to help her offset her medical costs buy donating the proceeds to her,” said William Dodson, owner of Naughty Swag. “One of the things that touched us about Raven was that even given her current state of health, she is still looking out for those in need and asked instead to donate all the proceeds to St. Jude. It definitely shows what a caring person Raven is and we want to help the best way we can.”
"My fiance, Stephen, and I both feel that it would be most fitting, appropriate and rewarding for us to donate the money that is raised from the sales of the t-shirt,” says Alexis. ”I have a special soft spot for cancer now obviously, and always have had one for children. Way before I ever got sick, I gave my fans free subscriptions and merchandise to my websites in exchange for donating to charities that I listed on my site. So for me, it’s a fitting gesture to donate this money to people who really desperately need help."
