ARLINGTON, Va. — Trucking Moves America Forward (TMAF) is seeking young artists in middle school to join their art competition.
Students are asked to create a design for a big rig trailer wrap that depicts the theme, “What does trucking bring you?”
TMAF trailer wraps cover 18 wheelers and travel America’s highways.
“Trailer wraps are a great opportunity to educate motorists about the value of the trucking industry – and a great way to display the work of emerging young artists,” according to a news release.
Some examples of designs may include images of important everyday items that trucks bring a child or his or her family and community.
Do you know a middle schooler that you would encourage to enter the contest? If you would like to enter a student, grades 6-8, please provide us with the following:
• The student’s name, city and school they attend
• A parent or adult contact
• Contact information: email and phone number
• Send to: [email protected]
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Do you have a program for 6 to 12 years old? I am a retired teacher and now work with recreation and community centers with this age group. I am always looking for programs for my participants. I volunteer with The People’s Convoy and love our tru kers!
When is your trailer wrap “competition” over? I’d like to encourage our art teacher to have students submit their ideas, but need to know if the time frame is doable since school doesn’t start until the end of August.
Thanks for your time!
I’d also like to know if there is a deadline? We don’t start school until mid August.