Schools welcome involvement from local businesses and universities. Check with your local Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, Cub Scouts, Brownies, Campfire Girls, and Bluebirds organizations to arrange a visit to a meeting. Boy Scouts have a merit badge for papermaking, and would welcome a visit from an industry representative. Call us for a free Corporate Awareness Kit. There may be science, math, or other school clubs that are interested in hosting a visit.
Some public libraries sponsor presentations during the year.
If you work at a paper mill, or if there is one nearby, try to arrange student tours. It's particularly interesting for students to make paper by hand and then compare hand papermaking to the manufacturing process. List your company in our free Field Trips Directory . Invite students, teachers, and parents to participate in a Paper Express demonstration at your next Local Section or Student Chapter meeting. Contact your local Keep America Beautiful group and volunteer to promote paper recycling in your community.