[orao] International Compost Awareness Week
- From: Linda Robertson <organics2009@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: orao@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sun, 24 Jan 2010 17:55:19 -0800 (PST)
The International Compost Awareness Week Committee of
the US
Composting
Council invites YOU to get involved in ICAW 2010.
Call For Entries!
Announcing the 3rd Annual ICAW Poster Contest -- we
invite municipal,
facility, and state agency representatives to join in
the fun -- students
(grade school, middle school, college), homeowners,
commercial composters,
green industry businesses, youth groups, everyone!
Whether or not you
celebrated or have been involved in ICAW in the past, we
want you to
participate this year and submit a poster. The 2010
theme is
"Compost!...Recycling for a Greener Tomorrow".
For the Official 2010 Rules
and Regulations, www.compostingcouncil.org/programs/icaw/.
The poster contest challenges ALL OF US to express our belief
in the
composting industry and benefits of using compost. The winning poster will
be used to promote our 15th Annual
International Compost Awareness Week, May
2-8, 2010.
The contest begins on January 20 and continues until February 28, 2010.
Online judging will be available. The Poster Contest
Winner will have
his/her poster reproduced and distributed nationwide as
the official 2010
International Compost Awareness Week poster and featured
on the US
Composting Council Web site. The successful poster winner
will receive a
$500 cash or savings bond* prize. Each student division
winner -- grade
school, middle school, high school and college, will
receive $100 savings
bond in special recognition. All participants will
receive an ICAW/USCC
Certificate of Participation.
For more information, contact ICAW Chair, Teri
Sorg-McManamon at
610-390-7930 or email to advert@xxxxxxxxxxxx
For information on becoming a Sponsor of ICAW 2010,
contact Stuart Buckner,
Executive Director, at 631-737-4931 or email to uscc@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Join in the fun and enter your poster!
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