BUY BOOKS FOR KIDS CHALLENGE: Building the Next Generation of the Trades
MCABC is excited to launch the Buy Books for Kids Challenge, an initiative that brings Susie’s Shed into classrooms, organizations and communities across British Columbia. Susie’s Shed was written to engage with younger generations and help debunk the myth that girls don’t build. Construction is an amazing career choice for everyone who enjoys working with their hands.
MCABC is challenging our member companies to sponsor book packages of 50,100,150 or 200 copies of Susie’s Shed for MCABC to distribute across the province. By sponsoring book packages, you’ll help introduce young minds to the world of mechanical contracting and the skilled trades – inspiring the next generation of trades professionals.
HOW YOUR SPONSORSHIP MAKES AN IMPACT
Your sponsorship helps MCABC distribute books on your behalf to schools and youth organizations across the province, encouraging young girls and boys to explore the skilled trades. MCABC will be tracking the number of books distributed and regional engagement, promoting the message of Susie’s Shed across British Columbia.
SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
Your sponsorship will directly provide copies of the books to schools and youth organizations in British Columbia, sparking an interest in the trades from an early age.
50 books = $840 + shipping and handling
100 books = $1,680 + shipping and handling
150 books = $2,520 + shipping and handling
200 books = $3,350 + shipping and handling
500 books = $8,380 + shipping and handling
SPONSORSHIP BENEFITS
As a sponsor, you will receive the following benefits:
Social media features: Shoutouts on MCABC’s LinkedIn, Instagram, and Facebook platforms.
Website acknowledgement: Company logo featured on the campaign webpage.
Email features: Company name and logo included in MCABC’s newsletter and emails.
About Susie’s Shed
Susie’s Shed was written to engage with younger generations and help debunk the myth that girls don’t build. Construction is an amazing career choice for EVERYONE who enjoys working with their hands; the industry plays a vital role in the growth of our communities, and not least of all (attention parents!), careers in construction provide well-above average incomes, free of student loans. This book was brought to you by Women in Mechanical Contracting (WiMC), an initiative of the Mechanical Contractors Association of Canada (MCAC) and all our provincial associations.
— Judy Lynn Mason
2022-2025 Chair, Women in Mechanical Contracting (WiMC)
Sponsor a book package today! Help inspire the future of BC’s workforce – one book at a time.