Soap Sculpture is open to elementary, middle, and high schools, as well as scouting and other groups. Once registered, schools receive a complete digital Teacher Guide, Student Guide, promotional flyers, and access to collection bins if needed. TOAM coordinates next steps and supports schools through planning and execution.

Build Day is a one day event, typically lasting 60–90 minutes. Teams use their collected hygiene items to design and construct a freestanding sculpture following safety guidelines. After Build Day, sculptures remain on display for three days, allowing students, staff, families, and community partners to view and celebrate the work.

Each participating school hosts a hygiene drive for approximately 30 days, encouraging whole school involvement. Students collect new, unopened, full-size items only, using the approved product list outlined in the Teacher Guide. This phase builds leadership, awareness, and shared responsibility across the school community.

After the display period, sculptures are carefully deconstructed as a team effort. Students help prepare items for pickup, learning respect for donated goods and the importance of collective action. TOAM staff loads and transports all donated hygiene products. Schools are not responsible for delivery.

Students work in teams, no individual projects. Teams consist of a minimum of 2 students, formed by teachers or students at the school’s discretion. Teamwork is central to the experience, reinforcing collaboration, communication, and shared problem-solving.

Ready to turn creativity into real impact?
Bring Soap Sculpture to your school and give students a hands-on way to lead, collaborate, and give back. It’s one powerful day of building, a school-wide hygiene drive, and a lasting reminder that when we work together, we can help our community in a real way. Register today and let’s build something that matters together.