If you haven’t heard of AstroBrights yet, you are missing out!

Friday, July 27, 2012 20:11
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This is a Sponsored post written by me on behalf of Astrobrights Papers by Neenah Paper for SocialSpark. All opinions are 100% mine.

Have you heard of AstroBrights papers yet? If you're attending school or have a child who is, you should check these out as soon as possible! For those of you that have no idea what I'm talking about, AstroBright is paper that can be used for school projects… but they go a step above and beyond what traditional paper does, because they come in twenty-three vibrant colors. In other words, they make sure your bright ideas get the attention they deserve! They can be used for at-home projects like kids' chore charts, school projects and even things that need to be done around the office. Thoughts aren't shy, so why should your ideas be?

And if you haven't heard about AstroBrights' "Give A Brighter Year" sweepstakes, that is definitely worth checking out as well. This awesome contest can help support your local elementary school, which is great for those of you who have school-aged children! Not only can you win a cash prize for the school of your choice if you enter it and win, but you can also win that school supplies valued at $30,000. Entering the contest is incredibly easy, because all you have to do is like AstroBrights on Facebook and go to their app! From there, you fill out a simple contest entry form… but remember, you have until September 10th, 2012!

Checking out their "Make Something AstroBright" design challenges is also imperative, too. You can win AstroBrights paper of your own and other neat prizes by unleashing your creativity with these! Remember to share your projects with pictures and video for the most exposure, and if you use Pinterest or Twitter to share them, use the hashtag #goastrobrights. Almost everything can be made AstroBright, so give it a try!

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