11 yearS, THOUSANDS OF LIVES AND 15 UNFORGETTABLE EVENTS

Since our very first TATTOOATHON® in 2016, we've been lucky enough to see it grow and grow BIG! Thanks to YOU!

​Over the past TEN years, we've done some incredible things together:
 - In TEN years at our Colorado Studio, you've raised $202,017.07
 - In FIVE years at our Florida Studio, you've raised $123,406.52

That's a total of $330,423.59 (headed towards half a million dollars) in only 15 events.

We cannot possibly thank you enough, and we can't wait to see what you can do next year as we celebrate 11 years of TATTOOATHON® in 2026!

Back in 2025, for our 10th and 5th events, we began another tradition with TATTOOATHON®. "Dedications".

Our TATTOOATHON® events and media and schwag will all carry the name and a memorable icon in honor of some of the greatest people we've ever known.

Stay tuned for more updates on this amazing opportunity to honor, thank and remember the absolute warriors that we support!

HERE WE GO!

Registration for our 11th annual 2026 Colorado TATTOOATHON® will open on the 26th of August
We look forward to welcoming you on August 19th for our 11th annual Colorado TATTOOATHON®

Please keep in mind that TATTOOATHON® was created so that EVERYONE could take part in helping our community! We want to make this the most fun and productive day that we possibly can, so let's stick to some guidelines!

TATTOOATHON® is NOT a "Flash Event" these are small, custom tattoos.

TATTOOATHON® tattoos are relatively simple, take about 30-45 minutes each, and are about the size of the bottom of a soda can. TATTOOATHON® tattoos are NOT realism, cover-ups, or clean-ups of old work. TATTOOATHON® tattoos are NOT on the neck, face, lips, ribs, elbow, spine, hand, butt, boobs or genitals.

Also, the spots for TATTOOATHON® fill up VERY FAST! Keep your eyes peeled around the end of July (Florida) and around the end of August (Colorado) for registration open and event updates!

- Michelle, Colorado Studio Manager

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CAN'T MAKE IT IN FOR YOUR TATTOOATHON® TATTOO
BUT STILL WANT TO HELP? 

Just before Ovarian Cancer took my mom from us, she pulled her kids aside and asked that we (as a family)  "help my friends". She was referring to the difficult times that (like so many other women) lay ahead in her final days.

"​Mom, we haven't stopped, and as long as I have a breath, we wont." - DB