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Stuff the Bus

A volunteer helps sort supplies as they are collected for the United Way Stuff the Bus event

 

 

One way that we are working to advance the good of all is to ensure that when school starts each year that every child has the ability to return to the classroom with all the supplies that are needed for them to be successful.

United Way believes that the inability to afford school supplies should not be an obstacle to a child’s success, and that is why each year we facilitate Stuff the Bus.

This program ensures that all children who need them have access to the school supplies that are required for back to school. Each year we park a school bus in front of local Wal-Mart stores and ask individuals who can to buy an extra pack of pencils, paper, glue, crayons, etc. for children in the local school systems.

This is a major effort to create lasting changes in our community, and we can’t do it alone. We need volunteers to help make the effort a success.

We are asking you to log on to our volunteer website, and sign up to help us collect supplies. It only takes a few hours of your time on July 25 or 26, but you will be helping to reach out a hand to one and influence the condition of all.

Because when a child has the ability to start school with one less obstacle to success, then we all win, and you are illustrating your commitment to Live United.

For more information contact Teresa Smith at tsmith@unitedwaynwa.org or call 479-750-1221.

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