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Home » U.S. News » Education » USA Foundation Publishes Back to School Guide

USA Foundation Publishes Back to School Guide

Posted by: TP Newswire    Tags:  All American Back to School Guide, Back to school, bulletin boards, foundation, Made in the USA Foundation, school clothes, school supplies, US school supplies, USA    Posted date:  August 14, 2012  |  No comment



Los Angeles, U.S.A. — The new and expanded All American Back to School Guide shows you how to buy American-made school supplies, clothing, shoes, backpacks, lunch boxes and computers. It includes everything that you need for a dorm room from sheets and towels, to pillows, rugs and curtains.

The Foundation publishes the All American Back to School Guide Made annually. This year’s book is much larger than last year, 108 pages crammed with hundreds of school supplies, pens, paper, markers, jeans, T-shirts and shoes, and many ways to buy them.

The book is 6 x 9 inches, and comes in paperback or in electronic versions. The paperback costs $9.95 and is available at bookstores, Amazon.com and via the Foundation’s website, www.madeusafdn.org. The electronic book sells for $2.99 at Amazon and on the Foundation’s  website. Electronic editions are available for the Nook and iPad as well.

The Made in the USA Foundation was formed in 1989. The Foundation has drafted and supported the Country of Origin Labeling Act (COOL), the American Automobile Labeling Act and many other country-of-origin laws. Now the Foundation is actively promoting American-made products with buying guides and at trade shows.  Joel D. Joseph, Chairman of the Foundation, said, “Companies are coming back to the United States. Consumers are demanding American-made products, and U.S. companies are more competitive than ever in making high-quality consumer goods.


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