On 3 August 2017 Facebook rumors asserted that art supply-maker Crayola would recycle their own markers "for free," often alongside a photograph of a massive box of "dead markers": Crayola does ...

Only include markers in the box. All brands of markers are accepted, so they don’t just need to be Crayola markers. Ensure that each box weighs about 8-10 pounds, and secure it with packing tape.

Are Sharpies or Crayola ... markers are more vibrant than the offerings designed for kids but they aren’t washable, so there’s the potential to make a mess. You get 40 shades in a box, which ...

Crayola, a subsidiary of Kansas City-based Hallmark Cards, says under its ColorCycle program students in kindergarten through 12th grade can collect their used plastic markers, box them up and ...

If you’re looking for the ultimate marker, it’s a close call between two reputable brands — Crayola and Sharpie. While both are well-known brands — as their markers aren’t short of an ...