Flat Stanley Project

We look forward to having your Flat Stanley Join us!

The Flat Stanley project is based on the book written by Jeff Brown, which is about a boy who gets flattened when a bulletin board falls on him while sleeping. He is as “flat as a pancake”, which makes it easy for travel when he can fit into an envelope. More information about the Flat Stanley project can be obtained from the Flat Stanley website.

This program helps schools and children around the world reach out to far off places and experience another culture or climate. The Tesoro Iron Dog™ is promoting the Flat Stanley project to help educate children around the Globe of Alaska, Alaska’s History, Culture, snowmobile recreation, and outdoor safety of this esteemed Alaskan snowmobile event.

In 1983 the World’s Longest Toughest Snowmobile Race was created, challenging participants to race across the State of Alaska through harsh winter conditions and rugged terrain. Today’s Iron Dog™ still boasts the extreme challenge of the past with an increase of mileage from 1108 to 1971. This event begins the second Sunday of every February and ending on following Saturday.

The Tesoro Iron Dog™, wished to promote the “Flat Stanley” project by inviting schools/ classrooms to send their Flat Stanely to the Tesoro Iron Dog™. These FS will be sent along the trail with the Race or Trail Class Participants, the class can track their FS through our web site and at the end they will receive their FS original autographed by their team.

Please send your Flat Stanley to:

Tesoro Iron Dog™ 7100 Old Seward Hwy #C

Anchroage, AK 99518

(907) 563-4414