Through The Looking Glass Coloring contest
Duda Owner IONOS • November 4, 2020
For GBU members 3 to 9 years old
GBU members/policy holders between the ages 3 to 9 can enter their colored page in this
Download Coloring Sheet
year's contest theme: Through the Looking Glass.
Judging is from three age categories:
Category I: Ages 3 and 4
Category II: Ages 5 and 6
Category III: Ages 7, 8 and 9
Entrants may use crayons, colored pencils, markers or water paints. Entries will be
accepted through Monday, February 8, 2021. The picture on the next page can be
reproduced, or copies can be obtained by calling the Fraternal Department at the GBU
Home Office (800-765-4428). Feel free to create your own background design.
CASH PRIZES FOR EACH CATEGORY
First prize: $75
Second prize: $50
Third prize: $30
HOW TO ENTER
Send the 3- to 9-years-old GBU member's coloring contest entry with his/her name and
address on the back of the child's colored page, to:
GBU Fraternal Department
PO Box 18739
Pittsburgh, PA 15236.
or email to memberbenefits@gbu.org
GENERAL INFORMATION
Judges reserve the right to accept or reject any or all entries. Their decisions will be final.
Artwork will be handled at the GBU Home Office with the utmost care. GBU reserves the
right to reproduce entries for whatever use it wishes, provided proper credit is given.
Permission does not include the sale of such work.
Send in your child's entry today! Happy Coloring!
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