Help support testicular cancer research and awareness by sporting this tee!

We’re proud to announce the release of our Fighting Cancer Takes Balls shirts! They’re $19.95 each, and they are printed on American Apparel 100% Cotton tees, which are the comfiest shirts ever! They come in four sizes — small, medium, large, extra large, and as always, all of the proceeds go towards a good cause! Go to our store to buy the shirt at shop.iheartballs.org

Stay tuned for new colors of our I Love Balls bracelets soon, and our next donation should be fast approaching as well! You have all been amazing, and we feel so blessed to have made it this far. Let’s start a revolution together.

Love,

I Heart Balls

The newest reprinting of our “I Love Balls” bracelets has spawned two new colors — neon blue and purple! Although they are similar to our light blue and orchid wristbands, they’re different enough to make us sell them separately. The new wristbands are slightly wider and lighter weight than the old ones, and we’re really excited about them!

Thank you all so much for your support. None of this would be possible without your amazing response! Let’s make a difference together! Stay tuned for some more new releases soon.

FATHER AND SON TESTIFY | Dallas Crilley, pictured with dad Jeff, may be a teenager, but has raised a lot of money for testicular cancer research with his wristband idea. (Arnold Wayne Jones/Dallas Voice)

Arnold Wayne Jones was nice enough to feature us in the Dallas Voice, an LGBT newspaper here in Dallas. Read the article here at Balls in the Air!

Let me begin by saying this: the idea of making a male version of the “I Heart Boobies” bracelet such as an “I Heart Balls” or “I Love Testicles” is not really very original. Many people have thought of it or joked about it, it’s just that before us, no one had actually bothered to put it into action. Since we launched our website last November, there have been a bunch of people who have either sent us hate letters about how this was “their” idea or have decided to create their own version of the “I Love Balls” bracelet. The former isn’t very nice, and the latter I don’t mind at all.

Here’s the deal, guys: this movement is about giving back to society and saving lives. It’s much bigger than any of us, and it’s certainly more important than any of our prides. If you had the idea, it’s still not too late to either buy a bunch of our bracelets and resell them (please not to make profit) or make them yourself, as long as you donate the proceeds.

Love,

I Heart Balls

We made our first donation today of $1,000 to the Dallas chapter of the American Cancer Society. Thank you all for your support — this was much more your donation than ours.

I Heart Balls is making its first donation today! Thank you all so much for buying a bracelet and supporting us — hopefully this will be the first check of many to come! We’ll be keeping you updated.

One of our supporters has posted a Youtube video about us — thank you for your support, Carlos!

Carlos’ Youtube Channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/carlosacoreas

Enjoy, and spread the word!