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Alike the 68 Pound Challenge, Banner Bags also promotes similar practices with our annual Beyond the Bag Showcase. Banner Bags provides high school students, aspiring to be fashion designers, with banners and other resources to help them create fashionable garments and accessories. They are then able to showcase their designs at our Beyond the Bag event where they are judged and critiqued by fashion industry professionals. The winner receives a design internship and scholarship to aid them as they further delve themselves into the world of fashion. By reusing nylon banners as the material for their creations, Banner Bags helps educate students on the importance of recycling and reducing waste, as well as the significance of turning something of no value into something of value.
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Yet another successful year has passed for Banner Bags and we look on to a bright future with Winona. She is an enthusiasticyoung girl who is driven by her passion to take that one step that will change the life of numerous individuals.
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