Reminder: Don't Miss the 2025 BE4ALL Calendar Art Contest!

Contest open to all members and their families to showcase their creativity while celebrating the connections we share in the trades.

This is a friendly reminder to all artists to participate in the BE4ALL 2025 Calendar Art Contest! The contest is open to all members and their families, offering you a chance to showcase your creativity while celebrating the connections we share in the trades.

Theme: Connection in the Trades
Consider how everyone in the trades is connected—whether through work, family traditions, or celebrations. We encourage you to submit artwork representing this theme and highlighting our industry's unique bonds.

Various Art Forms Welcome
Whether you enjoy drawing, painting, photography, or working with mixed media, we want to see your unique take on the connection in the trades! All forms of artistic expression are welcome.

Rewards for All Participants
Every participant will receive exclusive BE4ALL merchandise just for submitting their artwork. Additionally, selected artists will have their work featured in the 2025 BE4ALL Calendar and on our social media platforms.

Important Date
Remember, the submission deadline is September 15.

Submit artwork here.

Share your talent and be part of something extraordinary!

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