Project Boon’s Backpack Drive: A Resounding Success in Supporting Students Throughout the Inland Empire
A young attendee selects her backpack filled with school supplies that will help set her up for success this school year.
A group of volunteers poses with their donated lunches, generously provided by Project Boon's Community Partner Sweetgreen.
The team at Project Boon delivers backpacks to the Claremont Unified School District. One of many stops on their Backpack Drive.
Project Boon wraps another amazing summer of giving to communities throughout the Inland Empire
Meeting a Critical Need:
In the wake of the pandemic, many families in the region were grappling with financial difficulties. The need for essential school supplies became even more pronounced as families faced economic challenges. Project Boon recognized this critical need and decided to take action. By providing backpacks and school supplies, the organization aimed to make a tangible difference in the lives of students along the 210 corridor of Southern California.
Community Support and Partnerships:
One of the key factors that contributed to the success of Project Boon’s backpack drive was the robust support it received from the local community and businesses. Several local companies, including Amazon, Sweetgreen, and The Rialto Grocery Outlet, stepped up to donate food, aiding in the organization’s goal of distributing 50,000 meals to combat food insecurity in the area. Moreover, local businesses played a crucial role in spreading the word and collecting donations. Nambah Coffee, Firm Media, and Hitch Burger served as drop-off locations for collection boxes, making it convenient for community members to contribute to the cause.
Distribution Events:
Project Boon distributed backpacks and school supplies in partnership with local schools and organizations. They held a Back-to-School Backpack Event in Bloomington, CA, offering both backpacks and groceries to families. They also distributed backpacks to schools along the 210 corridor from Colton, CA to Glendora, CA.
"As Project Boon continues its mission to support underserved communities, we are calling on local businesses to join the cause and invest in the education of the region’s children. By fostering partnerships and encouraging community involvement, Project Boon aims to create a sustainable impact on the lives of those it serves." remarks Christopher Sucháneck, Project Boon's Co-Founder and Executive Director.
Conclusion:
Project Boon’s backpack drive exemplifies the power of community, collaboration, and compassion. By addressing the immediate needs of underserved students in Southern California, the organization has made significant strides in ensuring that every child has a fair chance at academic success. With ongoing support and dedication, Project Boon continues to be a beacon of hope and support for the communities it serves.
Ellyse Martinez
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