Hekla Club T-Shirts 

To order a shirt:

1. Go to the website for Big Frog T-Shirts in Woodbury Custom Printed T-Shirts https://www.bigfrog.com/woodbury/ 

2. Pick out what t-shirt you would like: style, color, and size.

3. How do you want the logo–small, large, front, back, what color ink?

4. How many shirts would you like? It can be just one.

5. Email that information to Big Frog at the email address on their website,  woodbury@bigfrog.com

6. In your email, state that you would like to use the Hekla Club Logo artwork.  You need to specify that it's filed under Kerry's last name (McIndoo) since he contacted the vendor.

7. Big Frog T-shirts will email you with a price quote, a link to pay, and an estimated completion time.

8. If you request it, they said they are also able to mail the shirts to you for an additional fee. Ask in your email.

● This is a great way to have a Hekla logo t-shirt!

● Prices will vary depending on your choices, but could run approximately $24 per shirt, for in store pick up.

● Big Frog can often give a very quick turnaround time, but if they are busy it can be upto a week or week and a half.

● There are a number of Big Frog T-shirts locations across the Metro. Each is a separate franchise. If you would like to use another Big Frog location, you will need to ask them to contact Woodbury to have Woodbury send the artwork. Then proceed with the order per the directions of that other location.

● Contact woodbury@bigfrog.com with any questions.

● Email Kerry McIndoo at kmcindoo@alumni.umn.edu if you have any questions.

HEKLA CLUB CENTENNIAL MEMORABILIA FOR SALE

Items are available at in-person events or by contacting info@HeklaClub.org. 

Anniversary Mugs 

Each mug is individually made by Deneen Pottery in St. Paul, Minnesota and are available for $20 each. 

Centennial Logo Cling Stickers 

$3 each or 2 for $5, transparent background, logo is white 

Following in the steps of several Icelandic women's groups in the area, the Icelandic Hekla Club was founded on January 30, 1925 in Minneapolis, Minnesota, and is the oldest, continuously meeting Icelandic organization in the United States.  In 2024, it is proud to begin celebrating 100 years of bringing people and Iceland together.

The Icelandic Hekla Club is organized exclusively for educational, cultural, and charitable purposes. The purposes of this corporation include, among others:

• To educate the public through the promotion of Icelandic educational and cultural opportunities.

• To cooperate and/or participate, wherever possible, in activities that support and promote Icelandic social, educational, and cultural themes.

• To promote fellowship among members and involve the Icelandic community cooperative endeavors that support connections between Minnesota and Iceland

• To provide a means of reaching those of Icelandic descent and those interested in Iceland.

• Additionally the Icelandic Hekla Club works to support the Val Bjornson Icelandic Exchange Scholarship between the University of Minnesota and Haskóli Íslands (University of Iceland).

 The Icelandic Hekla Club enjoys Public Charity non-profit status 509 (a)(2) under the United States Internal Revenue Code  501(c)(3) and is open to anyone of any age or gender, regardless of ethnic origins.