CCMR3 Rallies to Support 100 Local Students with School Supply Donations
The campaign targeted children involved in various youth programs, including the Emergency Family Shelter, Preventative Services, Functional Family Therapy,
Through the combined efforts of the company and its employees, CCMR3 amassed over
To maximize the impact of the donations, The Salvation Army implemented an innovative distribution method. Staff from the supported programs were invited to "shop" for supplies that best suited their clients' specific needs. This approach ensures that each child receives the most appropriate tools for their educational journey.
The Salvation Army, recognizing the significance of this contribution, arranged for the collection of the supplies and will oversee their distribution across their various programs. This partnership highlights the power of collaboration between businesses and non-profit organizations in addressing community needs.
"We are incredibly proud of the enthusiasm and generosity shown by our team," said
This school supply drive is just one example of CCMR3's ongoing dedication to community engagement and support. As the academic year begins, 100 students will be better equipped for success, thanks to the collective efforts of CCMR3 and The Salvation Army.
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