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LETI seeks school supply donations before Aug. 26 resource fair

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The Latino Educational Training Institute (LETI) will host a back-to-school donation drive and resource fair on August 26 at its Everett office from noon to 5 p. m. The event aims to assist local Latino youth and their families in starting the school year prepared and confident. LETI seeks school supply donations and free services such as haircuts, medical check-ups, and dental and vision screenings to support the community. With only 20 booth spaces available, organizations must confirm their participation by August 25.

LETI’s initiative reflects a growing commitment to improving educational access for Latino families in the area. Interested contributors can sign up online or reach out via phone or email for more details. The drive not only addresses immediate educational needs but also fosters community engagement. The fair emphasizes the importance of supporting underrepresented youth in achieving academic success.

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