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For 30 years, Don’t mess with Texas has channeled Texas-sized state pride to remind Texans to keep trash off our roads. History. Inspired by true Texas pride, we go to great lengths to keep our state litter-free with award-winning ads, statewide road tours, education programs, and contests. Licensing.
27 de may. de 2018 · まとめ. “Don’t mess with Texas.”. は、30年前に始まったテキサスのゴミポイ捨て防止キャンペーンの標語。. 「ゴミだけでなく、いろんな意味でテキサスを荒らさないでね」という意味の込められた、テキサスのキャッチフレーズ。. アメリカでボランティアは ...
Get your free downloadable Don’t mess with Texas virtual backgrounds, Activity Book, litter barrel desktop icon and Giphy stickers! Free Stuff. Come get your litterbags, stickers, or decal. Official Merchandise. Show your pride, Texas! Our wide selection of Don’t mess with Texas® official merchandise is available online.
It’s time for the Don’t mess with Texas® 2024 scholarship! This year, two litter-free Texas high school seniors will be awarded $5,000 each, courtesy of our partners at Ozarka and iHeartMedia. Take a look at our guidelines below to see if they apply to you or a high school senior in your life. If it seems like a good fit, share it or fill ...
AT DON’T MESS WITH TEXAS ®, WE THINK ANYTHING THAT HAS TO DO WITH CLEANING UP TEXAS ROADS IS WORTH TALKING ABOUT. Whether we’re announcing the latest scholarship winner, applauding universities across the state for cleaning up their campuses, or snapping a photo with our favorite trash can, you can bet you’re going to hear about it.
Histoire Le kiosque du sous-marin USS Texas.La phrase « Don't Mess with Texas » peut être vu sur la moitié inférieure du kiosque. En 1985, le département des Transports du Texas (Texas Department of Transportation, abrégé en TxDOT) demanda à Mike Blair et Tim McClure de GSD&M de créer un slogan pour une campagne anti-déchets. À l'époque, l'État du Texas dépensait environ 20 ...
The “Don’t mess with Texas” Trash-Off (Saturday, April 9) is a partnership between TxDOT and Keep Texas Beautiful and is the single largest one-day roadway cleanup effort in the state. Last year, 1,500 trash-off events across Texas resulted in more than 85,000 volunteers collecting more than 10 million pounds of waste and recyclables.
