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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 from noon to 5 p. m. at its Everett office. This initiative aims to support local Latino youth and their families, helping them start the school year equipped and confident. LETI requests school supply donations and free services, including haircuts, medical check-ups, and dental and vision services.

Organizations can reserve one of 20 booths to provide resources at the event. Donations must be confirmed by August 25 to ensure they are available for distribution. LETI has been serving the community by focusing on educational support and resources for Latino families. The fair will enhance community engagement and provide essential services to those in need. For more information, contact LETI at 206-279-7673 or via email.

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