Young Islanders are being invited to take part in an artistic endeavour to raise money for charity, with a chance to see their winning print on t-shirts and an annual pass to one of the Island's leading attractions.
IDML the workwear and printing specialists want you to help them support the Island's Inshore lifeboat crews by sending us your T-shirt design.
Be as creative as you like with your design up to A3 size, then upload and send in your entry.
The Prize
The winning design will be printed on T-shirts to support and raise funds for the Inshore Lifeboat Stations.
The winner will receive a family annual pass to Tapnell Farm Park
The winner will also have a training day out with one of the Inshore Lifeboat crews to experience the thrill and lifesaving skills.
How To Enter
Simply follow this link and fill out the form as directed to complete your entry.
Terms
Entries to be in before midnight on June 28
All entries are to be given freely with rights to print waived.
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