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 ...

maker of Crayola products, which is more accustomed ... A pathway called a “river of color” winds through the store. Boxes of markers and crayons line shelves and walls. A new Volkswagen ...

The first box sold for a nickel ... Children can color with Crayola markers that change colors and produce spider-web effects. Last year, Crayola introduced the Crayon Maker, which melts down ...

Crayola welcomed a “bluetiful” addition to its 24-count crayon box on Thursday. The crayon company announced the new shade of blue joining its color collection was called bluetiful.

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.