ADOPT-A-SCHOOL, ARTISTS-IN-CLASSROOM AND ART AND EXPLORATION FIELD TRIPS WITH ANGELS GATE CULTURAL CENTER
Ontario, California - Friday, April 13, 2007 -
Pentel Arts is proud to announce the Adopt-a-School, Artists-in-Classroom and Art and Exploration Field Trips with Angels Gate Cultural Center have been huge successes.
The first Artists-in-Classroom program was held at Barton Hill Elementary, in San Pedro CA, and ran from mid-December through the first week in March.
Artists-in-Classrooms is designed to provide the highest quality fine arts education to the greatest number of students in the Harbor area and Southland communities.
Last year, this program provided over 4,000 students with sustained, standards-based arts instruction.
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PENTEL ARTS AND ANGELS GATE CULTURAL CENTER PROMOTE ART EDUCATION WITH INNER-CITY STUDENTS
 photo: © Angels Gate Cultural Center | Torrance, CA - September 11, 2006 - Masterpieces begin
with inspiration. And inspiration is a byproduct of education, learning and support. Pentel Arts (a wholly owned business division of Pentel of America Ltd.) and the Angels Gate
Cultural Center have partnered to promote the Harbor Youth Arts Initiative, which supports LA Harbor-area students in arts education, self-awareness and community.
Pentel has been manufacturing innovative and quality art supplies for more than 60 years, and is also well known for its high quality writing instruments.
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Established in 1946 as The Japan Stationery Co., the organization got its start selling school supplies such as watercolors, crayons and oil pastels.
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PENTEL AND ALZHEIMER'S ASSOCIATION MAKE MEMORIES FOR THOSE WITHOUT
Ontario, CA - September 22, 2006 - Alzheimer's and other memory loss disorders rob people of their most precious possession-their memories. While the disease itself is not yet preventable, the severity of its impact can be minimized with early diagnosis and various interventions. Pentel® of America joins the Alzheimer's Association® of Orange County in offering an innovative mediation through art for those with Alzheimer's.
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