4 SCHOOL ACTIVITY CORNER
Freedom Pens for the Military
I have attached photos of the pens students completed. My son is coming home on leave and he is going to deliver the pens to his crew
Karin S. Weddle 21st CCLC Director
Casey County High and Middle Schools 1922 N Us 127, Liberty, Kentucky
FREE PENS FOR THE FREEDOM PEN PROJECT
The freedom pen project was created by the Saw Mill Creek Woodworker’s forum to provide hand made pens for our military stationed in foreign countries. The goal of the project is for every freedom pen to serve as a constant reminder to our troops that they are not alone and that they have our continuing support.
Penn State Industries regularly sends Freedom Pens to our troops – Here’s an opportunity for school to participate in this worthy project.
Request “Freedom Pen” package #FPPROJ with any order of $150 or more.
“We hope the troops enjoy the pens a much as my students enjoyed making them.”
Chris W. Stoughtenger, Lisbon Central School Lisbon, NY
The kit consists of: 10 Slimline Pen Kits • Set of 20 Rosewood or Padauk EZ blanks (enough to make 10 pens) • Set of 10 Clear Pouches • Set of 10 inserts to be included with the pens Value $40.95 if purchased separately
After pens are completed, mail them back to the Penn State Industries School Division and we will have the pens forwarded to the troops. Instructions for participation are included with the package.
FPPROJ 10 Pen Freedom Pen Project Pack FREE with order of $150 or more (by request only)
(Note that we trust that schools will participate in good faith and that completed pens will be returned to us within 60 days.)
Please mail or e-mail us your school photos and a short description to be included on this page
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