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Want to join?
If you would like to become an Earth Day Coordinator for your school or organization in New York State, and receive our free Education Program mailing, simply contact us. Be sure to include your full contact information, including school address, phone number and email.

Already a Coordinator?
If you already are an Earth Day Coordinator, please help us plan for the future of the program and fill out our online feedback form to supply us with your comments and suggestions. Your input is very valuable to us and will help us better serve you.

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Participating Organizations:
Want to join us in reaching 6300 schools in New York State?
The Earth Day Education Program is a great form of outreach for an organization. Our mailing list of self-selected Earth Day Coordinators (i.e. teachers who have contacted us to join) in approximately 6300 school in New York State. The role of the Coordinator is to distribute the materials to the appropriate teachers within the school. As such, the ultimate reach of the program is potentially over a million teachers and tens of millions of students.

The costs for each mailing are shared by all participating groups. Each organization pays for their own materials and a portion of the mailing and handling costs. The Earth Day Education Program does not receive financial benefit from this mailing and whenever possible, we try to get relevant goods and services donated to decrease expenses for all involved. We encourage our partners in this venture to either reuse materials they have previously produced or to create a new piece geared particularly towards the Earth Day Education Program. Providing schools with quality resources will ensure a strong environmental consciousness in the youth of our nation.

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Hippoworks Cartoonlets

Click on the image above to take your students on a fun, interactive energy conservation tour!