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Want IXG Green Packs?

What does IXG stand for?
I X Green, I Live Green, I Work Green, I Play Green, I Shop Green, I Snack Green, I Teach Green,
I Learn Green, I Ride Green, I Eat Green, I Clean Green, I Drink Green...IXG.

About IXG Green Packs
Please note, IXG Green Packs help to fund National Green Week programs and are significantly discounted for schools and youth groups. Please view the Waste-Free Snacks Overview and Procedures to familiarize yourself with the program.

Ordering
Following are the details on how your school or group can order IXG Green Packs:
First, send the parent letter home as an introduction to the program as well as to order IXG Green Packs. Families are given a choice to use their own reusable containers or purchase IXG Green Packs for National Green Week 2010. They simply complete the form and send back to their child's teacher along with a check for the cost made out to your school.

Next, teachers tally their class t-shirt size totals and turn them in to a designated school ordering contact. Note, teachers need to keep the individual student slips for when the IXG Green Packs arrive.

Then, complete the school IXG Green Packs Order Form and fax to 508 668 2280 and mail a check for the schools IXG Green Packs to:

IXG
1412 North Street
Walpole, MA 02081

Arrival
IXG Green Packs will arrive approximately 2 weeks from the date of order unless close to National Green Week or your chosen Green Week, in which case the order can be expedited. Please note that IXG Green Packs are delivered unassembled, following is the suggested way to hand out IXG Green Packs to your students and staff.

IXG Green Pack Distribution Process
Please designate a place for IXG Green Packs to be assembled by the students and staff. We recommend that only a few classes assemble their IXG Green Packs at one time, with students filing in a single line. Place the t-shirts in stacks by youth and adult sizes on a table. The rest of the items can be left in the boxes they arrived in. Start with the reusable bags on the left, t-shirts next, water bottles then containers.

Please note that snack containers come pre-packed in sets of five. They need to be unpackaged in order for the students to select one of each. Students can easily do this with the supervision of an adult.

Each student will first select a reusable bag, and then fill it with: (1) water bottle, (2) snack containers (1 small & 1 large) and (1) National Green Week t-shirt in their size . They are now ready for Waste-Free Snacks during National Green Week 2010!

National Green Week 2010 is meant to launch environmental educational activities, exercises and eco-challenge programs to be utilized during this week and for the remainder of the school year. In order to maximize waste reduction at schools across the nation we are urging schools to participate in the Waste-Free Snacks program (if appropriate for your school, we understand that many schools extend free snacks in which case this would not apply. However, GEF strongly encourages the teachers and administrators to partake in environmental learning and other GEF programs.

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