Five Schools Will Win $1,000 Each!

Our firm and football star Cam Heyward are excited to bring the “How to Be a Hero” coloring contest to elementary schools in Western and Central PA! Our coloring contest is one of our favorite programs, and we hope that you love it as much as we do. 

Not only is it a joy to see what students create, our firm and Cam’s foundation, The Heyward House, get to support schools and educators by donating $1,000 to each of five winning schools. And, each winning artist gets a prize of their own!

What is the “How to Be a Hero” Coloring Contest?

We ask students in grades K – 5 to draw how they can be a hero. It’s as simple as that. Kids are able to draw something heartfelt, something silly, something serious, something fun. 

Heroes come in all shapes and sizes – maybe they shared with their sibling or helped a grandparent. Maybe they dreamed of helping animals. Maybe they have an idea of how kids can be kind to each other. There was no idea too big or too small.

Contest participation for the “How to be a Hero Coloring Contest” is subject to official rules and eligibility requirements. Terms and conditions applied.

Entering the Contest

Elementary school students can enter the contest by drawing “How to Be a Hero" on a piece of plain, white 11 x 8.5 paper, landscape orientation. On the back of the drawing, please be sure to include:

  • The student's name
  • Age
  • School name and address
  • Teacher or Principal's Name
  • The easiest way to contact either the Teacher or Principal if their student is a winner

Mail entries:

Edgar Snyder & Associates

Attn: Shannon Botts, Marketing

225 North Shore Drive, Suite 200

Pittsburgh, PA 15212

Artists may use whatever coloring items they wish, including crayons, markers, colored pencils, etc. Entries must be postmarked on or before March 28, 2025, to be eligible to win a prize. Edgar Snyder & Associates cannot be responsible for any late, lost, or damaged entries.

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