Last year our school collected about 4,050 box tops for education.
This year, their goal is to collect 4,080.
We think we can collect 1,000 with the help of family, friends, local businesses and the Internet.
There is a lot to do:
1). This week we made sweatshirt uniforms, that we can wear when we go ask store managers if they will put our collection box on their counters.
We went to Kmart. They said that they did not have any solid colored sweatshirts, but after a lot of looking we found some.
2). We ironed on our new patches after designing them and printing them out on our printer.
This did not work out very well, as our sweatshirts were dark blue and gray. Although the Avery iron on package did not say that the material had to be white, all of their pictures were of iron ons, with white material.
Now our new sweatshirts look terrible and we will have to find a way to fix them.
3). We wrapped boxes in white wrapping paper, put a slit on the top and brought them with us, in case we found places that would let us put our boxes on their counters.
Our first location is Sunny Cleaners 12335-A Georgia Avenue / Glenmont Shopping Center.
WFT Engineering
Kids Village
Kevin Thompson @ University of Maryland
Katrina Snellgrove @ Pennsylvania College of Technology
also agreed to put our collection boxes on their counters.
Please consider collecting box tops for us and help us reach 1,000 or MORE!
Please tell us what you think boxtopkid@gmail.com
This year, their goal is to collect 4,080.
We think we can collect 1,000 with the help of family, friends, local businesses and the Internet.
There is a lot to do:
1). This week we made sweatshirt uniforms, that we can wear when we go ask store managers if they will put our collection box on their counters.
We went to Kmart. They said that they did not have any solid colored sweatshirts, but after a lot of looking we found some.
2). We ironed on our new patches after designing them and printing them out on our printer.
This did not work out very well, as our sweatshirts were dark blue and gray. Although the Avery iron on package did not say that the material had to be white, all of their pictures were of iron ons, with white material.
Now our new sweatshirts look terrible and we will have to find a way to fix them.
3). We wrapped boxes in white wrapping paper, put a slit on the top and brought them with us, in case we found places that would let us put our boxes on their counters.
Our first location is Sunny Cleaners 12335-A Georgia Avenue / Glenmont Shopping Center.
WFT Engineering
Kids Village
Kevin Thompson @ University of Maryland
Katrina Snellgrove @ Pennsylvania College of Technology
also agreed to put our collection boxes on their counters.
Please consider collecting box tops for us and help us reach 1,000 or MORE!
Please tell us what you think boxtopkid@gmail.com
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