Color Changes Everything – An Idea Contest for Kids 16 and Under

Mar 10, 2022

Send an Idea on How You Will Use Color to Make the World Better

COLUMBIA, Md. - March 10, 2022 - PRLog -- Columbia, Maryland – BYK-Gardner USA – worldwide partner of the automotive, paint and plastics industries for quality control of color, appearance, and physical properties – announcing a kids' "Color Changes Everything" idea contest.
visit https://bit.ly/coloreverything.

Children 16 years of age or younger are challenged to submit an idea on how they will use color to make the world better. The top 3 ideas with the most public votes will receive a new iPad.

Requirements: Must be 16 years or under to participate. Submit your story, photo, video, picture, or other idea on how you will use color to make the world better. Email your name, age, and entry including title to [email protected] by April 30.

Entries will be displayed at https://pollunit.com/polls/color with voting taking place through June 30, 2022. Encourage your friends, neighbors, classmates, and family to vote for your entry. Total votes will be reviewed June 30 and winner notified via email.

Contact
John Kowalski
Byk-Gardner
[email protected]

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