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Bombas donates 1,300 T‑shirts and clothing to support students experiencing housing insecurity

Klamath Falls City Schools Board of Education · October 13, 2025
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Summary

Bombas donated 1,300 T‑shirts and assorted underwear for Klamath Falls City Schools' McKinney‑Vento program; the board also acknowledged a $50 parent donation to Conger Elementary.

The Klamath Falls City Schools board on Oct. 13 publicly thanked community partners after receiving donations for student needs. Bombas donated 1,300 T‑shirts and assorted underwear for the district's McKinney‑Vento program to support students experiencing housing insecurity, and Conger Elementary received a $50 contribution from a parent to help student needs.

Board Chair Andrew Biggs expressed gratitude to Bombas and other community partners, and the board noted such donations help meet essential needs and promote dignity for learners in the district. The items are intended to be distributed through the district's McKinney‑Vento services to students who qualify for support.