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“Keep the Pieces Together—Live Drug-Free!” Banner

A practical banner resource for prevention education and outreach.

Age Lower Elementary · Middle School · Upper ElementaryLanguage English

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About this resource

Put the message front and center—literally! Our new 2025 Red Ribbon Week Banner brings the “Keep the Pieces Together—Live Drug-Free” theme to life in a bright, bold, and banner-worthy way.

With its puzzle-inspired design and vibrant colors, this banner is built to catch eyes and start conversations. Whether it’s displayed in a school hallway, on a gym wall, at a community event, or behind your Red Ribbon Week booth, this high-quality banner sets the tone for the week—strong, unified, and drug-free.

Banner details:

  • Puzzle-piece graphics symbolize unity, choices, and prevention
  • Measures 6′ W x 3′ H
  • Pre-installed grommets for easy hanging
  • UV and water resistant—great for indoor or outdoor use
  • Made of high quality vinyl, lightweight, and flexible
  • Pairs perfectly with our themed activity books, stickers, and more
  • FREE Personalization

It’s more than just a decoration—it’s a statement. This banner helps reinforce the message that when kids make healthy choices, they keep their lives and futures connected, supported, and strong.

One message. One banner. One powerful piece of your prevention campaign.

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Audience and timing

Age / Grade Lower Elementary, Middle School, Upper Elementary

Language English

Observance Alcohol Awareness Month, National Substance Abuse Prevention Month, Red Ribbon Week

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