For your efforts and leadership in bringing this to your school or other group, and gathering at least 50 squares for assembly by the Blanket the Globe Project, you will become an important leader of a team bringing the voices of kids to the forefront.
For your work (okay, we know it's much more fun than work) we will have a cool reward for you and include your first name and testimonial here on the Blanket the Globe website. We're not sure just yet what that reward will be, but I'm sure you'll be delighted.
Meanwhile, if you become a Blanket the Globe Ambassador, we will use this page for your testimonial and even show off some of the squares in your collection.
We currently have THREE qualified Blanket the Globe Ambassadors, Heather, Jamie and Amanda.
1.Jamie Ehrlich: (full disclosure: my sister) She brought this project to her 5th grade class, the Cooney/Rumson team, at the Marblehead Village School and their squares made up much of our very first panel.
2. Heather Saxe: Before graduating Marblehead High School, Heather adopted the Blanket the Globe project as her senior project and then followed up by bringing the project to the YMCA Small Fry camp where she is a counselor
3. Amanda Bradford: from the Wood County Solid Waste District's Community Learning Center's Earth Camp found us on the web and took it upon herself to bring this to her camp. The most wonderful package arrived in the mail and we're getting to work assembling them together.
Welcome all Ambassadors! We have prizes in production for you so stay tuned!
