School supply drive scheduled to support Cascade School District students

Leavenworth, WALocal News

The Leavenworth Methodist Church will host a school supply drive on August 28 from 9 to 11 a. m. at 418 Evans Street. This effort aims to benefit students in the Cascade School District by providing essential supplies for the upcoming school year. Community members can contribute by donating various school items, including notebooks, pens, and backpacks.

The initiative underscores the church's dedication to enhancing educational opportunities for local youth. Local volunteers will assist in organizing and distributing the supplies to ensure they reach the students who need them most. According to church representatives, such drives are crucial for supporting families facing economic challenges. The drive serves as a reminder of the power of community involvement in education. This event also encourages ongoing support for local students beyond the school supply drive.

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