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In the past few months we have started to strongly focus on eco friendly items that are cost effective and bring awareness to being earth friendly.

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For 17 years we have been the leading distributor in Charlotte serving local, regional, and national companies. We are dedicated to providing the highest quality merchanidise at the lowest possible price without cutting corners. Learn more about Action Plus Ideas and search our catalogs to see how we can help you not only take action but take Action Plus.

News

10.10.2008 - Introducing CAROLINA HAT!

Carolina Hat is a brand new division of Action Plus offering the finest quality embroidered hats at unbelievably low prices! You may have seen us around town handing out t-shirts, koozies and other giveaways at community gatherings and our favorite sporting events in order to promote this awesome new division of our company.

We at Carolina Hat strive to provide the best made custom embroidered caps at the lowest price for your company or for any size event. We take pride in our work making us an industry leader. Give us a call today!

6.20.2008 - "Going Green" seems to be the big thing in the advertising industry currently. There are companies that are jumping in the bandwagon and naming any product they sell that is reusable "green." At Action Plus Ideas we take going green seriously. Recycling, commuting by bike, car pooling and using as many recycled products as possible is an every day activity. If you are interested in products, we are the team you can trust.

5.12.2008 - This past Saturday several members of the Action Plus staff volunteered for the Girls on the Run WonderGirl 5k. The event was a fundraiser for Girls on the Run, a non-profit prevention program that works with preteen girls.