2014 Back to School Giveaway

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Update: This contest is closed. Find out who won $1,000 in free school supplies here. back-to-school-giveaway-615

The OnTimeSupplies.com Back to School Giveaway is back! This year, we’re giving away our biggest prize ever: $1,000 in FREE school supplies!  This amazing prize package includes all the supplies you need to have a great school year!

How to Enter the $1,000 Back To School Giveaway:

All you have to do is give a shout out to your favorite teacher in the comments of this post, then:

    1. Subscribe to Office Ink Blog via email or RSS.
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    1. Like On Time Supplies on Facebook and share the giveaway on your Facebook page.
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    1. Follow On Time Supplies on Twitter and re-tweet the giveaway.
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  1. Follow OnTimeSupplies on Google+ and share the giveaway.

We offer four ways to enter our Giveaways to make it easy to participate. But if you complete all four entry methods, you get four entries and four chances to win! Just make sure you leave a comment for each entry you do. And with $1,000 in great prizes on the line, it’s worth completing each entry method! Check out all the great prizes below!

Tech to help you stay organized!

Win a HSM shredder and DYMO Label Maker from OnTimeSupplies.com!

  1. HSM of America Shredder
  2. DYMO® LabelManager 160P Label Maker
  3. DYMO® Black on Clear D1 Label Tape
  4. DYMO® Red on White D1 Label Tape
  5. Rolodex™ Adjustable  Tablet Stand

Dozens of pens and pencils, plus highlighters & dry erase markers!

Win dozens of pens, pencils, markers and highlighters!

  1. uni-ball® Vision Elite Designer Series Roller Ball Pens (4/Pack)
  2. Paper Mate® InkJoy 500 RT Ballpoint Retractable Pens (8/Set)
  3. Paper Mate® InkJoy Quatro Ballpoint Retractable Pen
  4. Paper Mate®InkJoy 300RT Ballpoint Pen (Dozen)
  5. Paper Mate® InkJoy 700RT Ballpoint Pens (Dozen)
  6. Paper Mate® Mates Mechanical Pencils (5/Pack)
  7. Sharpie® Blade Tip Highlighters (4/Pack)
  8. Sharpie® Fluorescent Yellow Gel Highlighters (Dozen)
  9. HI-LITER® Fluorescent Yellow Desk Style Highlighters (Two Dozen)
  10. EXPO® Blue Dry Erase Markers (Dozen)

Five packs of your favorite Avery Labels!

Win free Avery labels from OnTimeSupplies.com

  1. Avery® Easy Peel Mailing Labels
  2. Avery® Textured Arched Easy Peel Labels
  3. Avery® Square Print-to-the-Edge Labels
  4. Avery® Durable Wraparound Printer Labels
  5. Avery® Oval Easy Peel Labels

Assorted arts & crafts supplies, plus treats!

Win Assorted classroom arts and crafts cleaning supplies, plus treats!

  1. Avery® Printable Fabric (5/Pack)
  2. Avery® Printable Tickets with Tear-Away Stubs (200/Pack)
  3.  Avery® Printable Bag Toppers with Bags (40/Pack)
  4. Spangler® Dum-Dum-Pops (300/Pack)
  5. Assorted Mr. Sketch® Scented Watercolor Markers (12/Set)
  6. Sharpie® Brush Tip Markers (4/Set)
  7. Sharpie® Metallic Silver Markers (Dozen)
  8. Sharpie® Metallic Bronze Markers (Dozen)

Rubbermaid Commercial classroom cleaning supplies!

Win Rubbermaid Commercial Cleaning Supplies from OnTimeSupplies.com

  1. Rubbermaid® Commercial Pulse Mopping Kit
  2. Rubbermaid HYGEN™ Disposable Microfiber Cloth Starter Kit

You have until Friday August 8, 2014, 11:59 p.m. CST to enter the Back to School Giveaway. We’ll announce the winner Monday August 11, 2014.

Note: Any items out of stock when the prize is issued will be substituted with an equivalent item. And sorry, the contest is only open to residents of the lower 48 of the United States. If you have any questions about the Back to School Giveaway rules or prizes, please call 866-501-6055.

580 comments on “2014 Back to School Giveaway”

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  • Heather Hollands says:

    My favorite teacher was Mrs. Moore in 12th grade English. She took a group of us to England, Spain, and France.

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  • Teresa Torres says:

    I would greatly appreciate it I would win this. I’ve never won anything this big before. This would be amazing!!!

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  • Gena Vue says:

    I want to give a shoutout to my teacher Mr.Jackson. He is one of my favorite teachers because he knows me well such as my learning style and does his best to fit his teaching style into my learning style. Thank you!

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  • Gena Vue says:

    I want to shoutout to my teacher Mr.Jackson. He is. Great teacher. His teaching style fits well with my learning style and he is very understanding. Also i want to say I come from a very low income family of 10. This month, our finance has been short and my parents are struggling to pay the bills.. I don’t want my education to be stressful to my parents.. Giveaways like these gives me hope and I want to say thank you.

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  • Shannon Greathouse says:

    I had a lot of great teachers, Mrs Sihtala, Mr Lepisto, and my daughters all time favorite Mrs Nava. My moms favorite teacher, who got to substitute for me later on, Mrs Hite. Awesome people that made a difference in our lives.

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  • Shannon Greathouse says:

    I had a lot of great teachers, Mrs Sihtala, Mr Lepisto, and my daughters all time favorite Mrs Nava. My moms favorite teacher, who got to substitute for me later on, Mrs Hite. Awesome people that made a difference in our lives.
    Having trouble leaving a comment.

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  • Rachel Walters says:

    Mrs. Williams was my favorite teacher bc she built relationships her students and made them feel important; she had passion to teach which got us excited to learn; compassion towards her students which made us feel special; and she understood students who struggled and worked hard to meet their needs.

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  • Carla Swenson says:

    My favorite teacher was Mrs. Derrick in 3rd Grade. She inspired me to become a teacher even at that young age!

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  • Amy H says:

    My favorite teacher was my high school English teacher. She was exceptional in making us all feel like we mattered.

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  • Tatia Williams says:

    I want to win I followed you every where my 2nd grade classroom would be enhanced by these awesome products

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  • Teresa Riddle says:

    I would like to thank my 12th grade Trigonometry teacher, Dr. Roger Sullenberger. I never liked math until I was a student in Dr. Sullenberger’s trig class. He made math meaningful to me, and that is an incredible feat for any teacher. He was witty, smart, and really showed us different ways of understanding trigonometric functions. I was so excited when I consistently got A’s and B’s on quizzes and tests. When I was senior in college, Dr. Sullenberger taught Calculus at the university I attended. Even though I was a psych major at the time, I needed an elective and ended up taking that Calculus class–yes, as an elective–lol! As I went on to earn my masters in special education, which eventually led to my teaching career, I continued to develop a love of teaching my students math concepts. I try to make it fun, interesting, and relatable–just as Dr. Sullenberger did for me all those years ago. There are days in my classroom, in which my students have the same dislike for math as I did, and when they change their tune, and actually understand it, I do a “happy dance” in my classroom–lol! It’s because I see that same turn-around that I had in that Trigonometry class. I am blessed to have had Dr. Sullenberger in high school as well as college.

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  • Jill Aaron says:

    My favorite teacher ever is Mike Branca, who teaches Painting I, Drawing I, and ummm, that other thing, at Southern Maine Community College.

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  • Ashley Playford says:

    My favorite teacher was my 9th grade Algebra teacher, Mr.Lobello – He may be retired, but now I’m teaching high school math 🙂

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  • Liz Phillips says:

    I have two teacher shout-outs. The first is for my fourth grade teacher, EILEEN GULBRANSEN, at Ostrandrer Elementary School in Wallkill, New York. She helped me adjust to a new school at a time when my dad was being sent back to Vietnam for his second tour of duty. She was there for me every day–even gave me her phone number for the holidays–because I couldn’t talk to my mom about my anxieties. The second shout-out is for my daughter AMANDA PHILLIPS down in South Carolina. She is starting her education career, and she has taught me a lot about some of the latest innovations in methodology and guidance for adolescents, especially the troubled ones.

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  • Diane Lawton says:

    My favorite teacher was my kindergarten teacher miss perry. Coincidentally my daughters favorite teacher in kindergarten was mrs mcconnell. Same amazing woman!!!

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