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Community honors local heroes behind successful school supply drive

August 19, 2024 | Aurora West USD 129, School Boards, Illinois


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Community honors local heroes behind successful school supply drive
During a recent government meeting, the spotlight was on the successful \"Back to the Books\" event, which provided 2,300 backpacks filled with essential school supplies to local students. The event, designed to foster community engagement, also included games, food, raffles, and opportunities for families to connect with local nonprofit organizations.

The meeting featured a segment honoring key contributors to the event, particularly highlighting the financial support from eight sponsors. Among those recognized were Mike Agris Law, represented by CEO Mike Agris and social media specialist Dailyn Ayala. Agris shared insights into his firm's commitment to education through their initiative, Project Backpack, which has grown significantly since its inception three years ago. Initially distributing just 50 backpacks, the firm has expanded its efforts, giving away over 1,000 backpacks this August alone.

The event not only aimed to equip students with necessary supplies but also to instill confidence and readiness to learn, showcasing the collaborative spirit of the community in supporting local education initiatives.

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