R&B Singer Monica, TV Personalit​y T.J. Holmes and 11 Alive’s Donna Lowry Rally Parents and Community Advocates at Box Tops for Education Town Hall Event



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The homies R&B Singer Monica,  TV Personality T.J. Holmes, and 11 Alive’s Donna Lowry has joined forces with Box Tops for Education®, Third Annual Town Hall Discussion to facilitate conversation on K-8 education and ways to support academic success. The invitation-only event will be made available for viewing via webcast on Hello Beautiful (www.hellobeautiful.com).

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Check out the details below.

Box Tops for Education®, has a rich legacy of doing good in the community. They have partnered with my girl top celebrity mom and Grammy Award®-winning artist Monica, 2014 Georgia Teacher of the Year Jemelleh Coes, and Brooklyn Excelsior Charter School founder Omar Wasow will participate in a solution-oriented panel discussion focused on community involvement and a shared commitment to the future of America’s children. The event will unite parents, teachers and community leaders in an effort to make a real impact on education in our school systems. Moderated by television personality T.J. Holmes and Atlanta’s NBC 11 Alive News Education Reporter Donna Lowry, the event takes place at the Georgia Aquarium on Thursday, January 30, 2014 at 6:30 p.m.  

Tsubasa Tanaka the marketing manager of Box Tops for Education, said the following,

“At Box Tops for Education®, we believe every child deserves the chance to reach their full potential. We are thrilled to be able to rally the community behind our purpose and talk about ways to ensure that children receive the best education possible.”

With Box Tops for Education®, parents and the community-at-large can make a real difference in our children’s education. In 2012, Atlanta’s Beecher Hills Elementary School raised enough money to purchase orchestra uniforms for students. This year, the school is raising funds to launch a new hands-on Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) lab.

America’s schools have earned more than $600 million through the Box Tops for Education® program since the program started in 1996, including $80 million in the 2012-2013 school year alone. More than 90,000 schools use that cash to purchase items such as computers, library books, art supplies and playground equipment. Schools can earn up to $20,000 by clipping Box Tops coupons from 240 products such as Honey Nut Cheerios® and Cinnamon Toast Crunch® and can earn eBoxTops® by shopping online through the Box Tops Marketplace®. To learn more and for a list of participating products, visit www.btfe.com.

Be sure to tune in to  Hello Beautiful for the webcast & come back for my recap!




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