SAN RAMON, Calif. -
March 3, 2014 -
PRLog -- According to the U.S. Drought Monitor, a weekly federal tracking of drought, 37% of the lower 48 states are currently experiencing drought conditions. The severity of this year’s drought combined with recent incidents of water contamination due to pollution has sparked a renewed interest in alternative water sources such as rainwater.
In order to raise awareness of rainwater harvesting and promote the use of RainSaucers™
as a tool for collecting rain, RainSaucers Inc. announced today its 1st Annual "Saucers for Schools" Art Contest. All students in grades 3-5 in an Elementary School in the United States (and territories)
are eligible to win a 59"RainSaucer + DIY Standalone Rain Barrel Kit ($85 Value) for their School Garden or Campus. There will be only one winner per Grade as judged by the Management of RainSaucers Inc. Details of the art contest are available at
http://www.rainsaucers.com/
blog/2014/03/
03/call-for-
entries-saucers-
for-schools-
art-contest.
About RainSaucers™
Inc.
Established in 2010 and headquartered in the San Francisco Bay Area, RainSaucers™
Inc. is a startup dedicated to solving the world’s water crisis with low cost yet extremely easy to deploy free standing rainwater catchment solutions. RainSaucers has been recognized as a winner of the 2010 West Coast Village Capital program, a finalist in the 2010 Cornell Venture Challenge competition, and as a SoCap Scholar in 2012. The RainSaucer™ has also been featured on TV’s Ask this Old House, the San Jose Mercury News, TreeHugger, and the Survival Podcast.
Please send inquiries to the company through
www.rainsaucers.com/contact-us.htm
Account Phone Number