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  1. Hello Samantha,

    I would like to register for the drawing competition for my daughter (Grade 5). It says the participant should be Eagle member which I don’t understand. Could you please explain what is Eagle membership. She is based in Alberta, Canada. Expecting your response for us to register the competition if possible.

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    • Hi Anu, The part about an “Eagle member” means that only members of the Fraternal Order of Eagles (F.O.E.) can submit entries on behalf of the students. Students cannot send their artwork directly to the contest organizers. Instead, an Eagle member must collect the entries and forward them to the Grand Aerie (the national headquarters of F.O.E.). So, you’ll need to connect with a local F.O.E. member who can sponsor and submit the artwork on her behalf. Here are some ways to find a local Aerie (F.O.E. chapter):

      1. Visit the F.O.E.’s official Aerie Locator: https://www.foe.com/About-The-Eagles/Aerie-Locator
      Enter your city or postal code to find nearby Aeries.

      or

      2. You can contact Aerie #2102 in St. Albert: https://www.foe2102.com/

      or

      3. You can email to ask for assistance in locating a member: help@foe.com

      Once you’ve found a local Aerie, contact them to inquire about sponsoring your her entry. I hope this helps!

    • My child kiyan drawing is very nice .looking in you tube step to step he can make any drawing like ganpati, hanuman, shivaji maharaj any cartoon etc
      I want to participate his name in drawing

  2. Good evening, I am Raj. I am part of the Volunteer/Outreach Team of Future Scholar Foundation. We admire your dedication to promoting creativity among young writers through your curated list of writing contests.

    Future Scholar Foundation is a nonprofit that hosts writing competitions to help kids develop critical thinking and creativity. Our mission is to empower children by fostering essential skills, critical thinking, and creativity through innovative competitions and workshops.

    We have reached over 28 countries around the world, with over 6,000 students impacted!

    We’d love to partner with you and potentially be featured on your website. This will benefit both of our organizations by, boosting positive brand recognition, boost of community engagement, and more! This aligns with your mission because you, encourage creativity, and help young people build confidence!

    We sincerely appreciate your support, which helps us empower more students and make a meaningful impact together.

    Thank you for your consideration. We are happy to provide additional information or answer any questions you may have.

    Warm regards,
    Raj Sukumaran
    Volunteer/Outreach Team
    Future Scholar Foundation
    FutureScholarFoundation.org

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    • I would be happy to feature your competitions! You can send information to me at sam at artstartsforkids.com. 🙂

  3. Hi Samantha,

    Thanks for compiling a wonderful list of writing competitions on your website!

    Since our contest welcomes writers of all ages and aligns perfectly with your audience, we are excited to let you know about the Tadpole Press 100-Word Writing Contest. It’s an international competition that celebrates creativity and community.

    Tadpole Press 100-Word Writing Contest
    Word Limit: 100 words or less per entry.
    Writers: All ages. All genders. All nationalities. All writers welcome.
    Genre: Any genre.
    Prizes: 1st place: $2,000 USD.
                Total value of all prizes: $13,550 USD.
    Entry Limit: You may submit as many entries as you’d like, including previously published pieces.
    Entry Fee: $15 USD per entry.
    Deadline: Every April 30 and November 30.
    More Info: http://www.tadpolepress.com/100-word-writing-contest

    Would you kindly let us know the best way to be included in your list? Many thanks!

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  7. Hi, I can’t tell you how excited I am for running into this website! Hello, I’m Veronica H., a 62 year old grandmother of 7 beautiful and kindhearted children you would ever want to meet. One of my Grandchildren is a junior in high school and is in the higher spectrum side of Autism.
    Aiden is truly trying to speak especially these last two years!!! As soon as he was of age to appreciate modeling clay, he’s bent non stop, even now!!! He is getting into drawing but, drawing is his other special needs brothers passion!!! My question for you is, do you have clay art and sculpting for Non-Verbal high functioning Autistic 15 year old?

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    • I am the mother of an 8-year-old girl and I want to know about international painting competitions.
      So that I can enter her paintings in competitions.

    • Hello my name’s Kasumi,

      I would love to join an art contest I’m 11 and I want to be a part of her art competition, I can only send images of my work, I draw in a cartoon style.

  8. Hello,

    My name is Mellogie. But you can call me Mel. My daughter’s name is Kelsie, age 11.

    I am looking for competitions or clubs or anything that could enhance and showcase my daughter’s talent in arts. She’s very good in drawing, crafting, building, almost everything in arts. She never stop doing something artsy and I know she’s more than able and capable of doing more. She love it and she’s good at it.

    Please help me to help my daughter to be more exposed and to be able to show her talent to the world.

    She just won an award in the school also as best in art.

    I look forward to hear from you soon

    Mel

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