Konica Minolta and Bill of Rights Institute Support 50,000 Students
Konica Minolta Business Solutions U.S.A., Inc. (Konica Minolta) announced its support of the Bill of Rights Institute’s Power of the Printed Word campaign. The company is providing financial support that will help distribute 50,000 pocket constitutions to classrooms.
Through Power of the Printed Word, the Bill of Rights Institute delivers “pocket constitutions” to classrooms throughout the United States. These portable booklets include copies of America’s founding documents, including the Declaration of Independence, U.S. Constitution and Bill of Rights, and civics and history teachers depend on these classroom resources every year.
Jason Dizzine, vice president, Portfolio Management and Planning, Konica Minolta
“We are extremely honored and proud to support The Bill of Rights Institute in their mission to drive high-quality civic education, and excited to help bring these important pieces of our history to students,” said Jason Dizzine, Vice President, Portfolio Management and Planning, Konica Minolta. “As a leader in office equipment as well as production and industrial print, at Konica Minolta we truly believe in the power of print. This partnership opportunity perfectly combines that outlook with our ongoing commitment to invest in the education of our future leaders.”
Bill of Rights Institute President and CEO David Bobb thanked Konica Minolta for its leadership in supporting America’s civics and history classrooms.
“We all have a stake in educating America’s youth and helping them become informed, civically engaged members of society,” said Bobb. “We deeply appreciate Konica Minolta’s commitment to supporting educators and young people all across our great nation.”
To learn more about how to support the Power of the Printed Word campaign, visit the Bill of Rights Institute online.
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