Happy Hands Contest Winners Named

April 14, 2025

SC Johnson Professional named the grand prize winners of its Happy Hands dispenser design contest. Out of more than 300 submissions, the elementary school (K-5) category winner is Dylan F., a fourth grader at Red Bank Charter School in Red Bank, New Jersey. The winner of the middle/high school (6-12) category is Mars B., a ninth grader at LaBrae High School in Leavittsburg, Ohio.   

 Both winning students will receive a US$300 general-use gift card, and their schools will receive a $1,000 donation. Additionally, SC Johnson Professional will provide up to 1,000 manual soap/sanitizer dispensers featuring each winner’s artwork to the winning school systems.   

“We are incredibly proud of Dylan and how our community rallied behind him to support his incredible design,” said Kristen Martello, head of Red Bank Charter School. “His artwork will serve as a daily reminder to students and staff of the importance of hand hygiene, and we are excited to see it displayed in our school.”  

“We are thrilled to celebrate Mars and her winning design,” said Katie Kistler, a teacher at LaBrae High School. “Her ‘Wash Your Wings’ message is a fun and engaging way to remind students of the importance of proper handwashing, and we love seeing her creativity make a real impact.”  

The design entries were evaluated based on visual appeal, overall design, unique design elements and creativity, with five finalists selected in each category. The public voting period took place from Feb. 3-28. 

To view the winning designs or sign up to participate in next year’s contest, visit the Happy Hands landing page.

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