“Small acts of appreciation make a big difference for teachers.”
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Community Partner Participation
Not all business locations are listed as community partners at this time. Participation in the Sweet Appreciation for Teachers program is based on each location’s availability and existing commitments.
Many businesses already support schools and educational initiatives in their own ways, and we respect and appreciate those efforts. Our partnerships are built intentionally with businesses that are able to participate during the current school year.
We look forward to continuing to grow this program and hope to partner with additional locations in the future.
Sweet Appreciation for Teachers
Sweet Appreciation for Teachers
Sweet Appreciation for Teachers is a Classroom in a Bag® teacher recognition initiative that celebrates one educator each week during the school year.
Teachers may submit their name to be considered for weekly recognition. Selected teachers receive small appreciation rewards made possible through the support of local community partners.
Businesses may support this program through in-kind donations such as gift cards, vouchers, or small items that help us recognize teachers throughout the school year.
The program runs each school year from August through May.
If your business would like to participate as a community partner, please contact us at:
hello@classroominabag.org
281.706.7228
Contact form link
Enter the Weekly Teacher Appreciation Drawing → link to form (Starting in August 2026-2027 School Year)
Our Participating Community Partners for the 2026–2027 School Year Include:
Conroe - W Davis St, Suite B
Cypress - 9822 Fry Rd., #170
East Downtown - 2929 Navigation Blvd., #160
Humble - 19250 W. Lake Houston Pkwy.
Westchase - 10908 Westheimer Road
Sweet Appreciation for Teachers is supported by local community partners who help us recognize educators throughout the school year.
Classroom in a Bag® is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. All donations are tax-deductible as permitted by law.
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