Sellars launches “I Spy” challenge for Manufacturing Month
Throughout October, Milwaukee-based Sellars Absorbent Materials is hosting an “I Spy” game as part of Manufacturing Month.
With more than 50 different products, Sellars can be found here, there and everywhere – from auto shops and factory floors to school cafeterias and city zoos.
From October 1-31, 2024, visit Sellars’ Facebook page for a chance to win a prize package valued at $500. To enter, snap a picture of a Sellars’ product “in the wild,” identify where it was taken and share it as a comment on that week’s “I Spy” post.
Photo submissions can come from anyone and from anywhere in the U.S. Simply capture a Sellars’ product being used at work, home or in any other locale or destination.
Each week during Manufacturing Month, a winner will be drawn and sent a prize package that includes a $200 Visa e-card, collection of high-end items made from recycled materials and a supply of Bravo paper towels.
The four “I Spy” winners will each receive a:
- Patagonia Tote Pack – made from 100% recycled nylon
- Voited Picnic Blanket – made from 100% recycled plastic bottles
- Sunski Sunglasses – made from post-industrial scrap plastic
- Handmade Cozy – made from repurposed climbing rope
- Moleskine Notebook – made from Forest Stewardship Council-certified paper
- Six-pack of Bravo paper towels – made from 90% recycled paper and cardboard
- $200 Visa e-card
- A roll of toilet paper
“We’re hosting this activity as a fun way to say thank you to our customers and bring attention to the prevalence of products made in the United States,” said Michelle Gross, vice president of marketing. “Manufacturing is the backbone of our country and small and mid-size companies like ours employ millions of Americans and produce essential products that support our work and home lives.”
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