Sticker Contest – Frequently Asked Questions (Q&A)

The contest is open to middle and high school students in the Lehigh Valley.

Teen Dating Abuse Awareness focuses on helping young people:

• Recognize healthy vs. unhealthy relationships
• Promote respect, safety, and communication
• Encourage empowerment
• Raise awareness of support resources, including Turning Point’s hotline

By sharing student-created art in schools, this contest helps start conversations, normalize help-seeking, and remind teens that support is available.

Your design must:

• Be original artwork
• Reflecting on the 2026 theme“Love is…”
• Include:
  • Turning Point website: TurningPointLV.org
  • 24-Hour Hotline: 610-437-3369

Sticker designs must be submitted as a PNG or GIF file to ensure print and digital quality.

Email your sticker design along with a completed consent form to: JeromeY@turningpointlv.org

Download the Consent Form Here

Download the Spanish Consent Form Here

All entries must be submitted by March 17, 2026.

Yes! Below are the winners from last year, which can be used as inspiration for this year’s designs:

1st Place Winner (2025) – [Mia Rojas Lopez from William Allen High School]

Runner-Up (2025) – [Anusha Ramin from Northampton High School]

These examples show how students creatively interpreted themes around love, respect, boundaries, and empowerment.  (Please note: designs should be original and not copied.)

Winners are selected through a community vote. Voting will be shared on our social media platforms, so be sure to follow us on Instagram @turningpointoflv and on Facebook "Turning Point of Lehigh Valley"

Once voting is complete, we will notify the winner and runner-up either directly or through the school’s guidance counselor. Gift cards will be delivered in person, and winners will be invited to participate in photos and a brief Q&A.