Submissions must follow these guidelines: Posters must be 81⁄2 x 14 inches. The phrase “Bringing Our Missing Children Home” must be present somewhere on the poster. Posters must be done by hand.

In addition to the picture and vital information about the missing child, each poster also carries NCMEC’s toll-free hotline number – 1-800-The-Lost. Road Home organizers are asking for a ...

The National Missing Children's Day poster contest is ongoing, bringing light to an effort families hold near and dear. The National Missing Children's Day poster contest is ongoing, bringing ...

Idaho State Police are asking 5th graders to take part in the National Missing Children’s Day Poster Contest. This year’s theme will be “bringing our missing children home.” All winners ...

The National Missing Children’s Day Poster Contest will allow 5th graders to "showcase their creativity and contribute to the important cause of child safety." ...

Posted: Jan 3, 2024 / 04:14 PM EST Updated: Jan 3, 2024 / 04:29 PM EST GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) — Michigan fifth graders have a chance at creating the new National Missing Children’s Day poster.

Fifth graders from across the state were invited to design their own poster for National Missing Children’s Day, intended to raise awareness of missing children and remind adults to make the ...