Community Packs Applebees for Stuff the Bus School Supply Drive

Parsippany, NJLocal News

The Littleton Elementary School community came together on August 23 for a pancake breakfast at Applebee’s to support the “Stuff the Bus School Supply Drive. ” Principal Brian Staples and Applebee’s General Manager Barbara Thompson greeted families, who donated essential school supplies that filled collection bins. The event underscored the importance of collaboration between local businesses and residents, ensuring students in need are equipped for the new school year. Attendees enjoyed a delicious breakfast while contributing to the community spirit. Applebee’s, a long-standing gathering place in Parsippany, once again demonstrated its commitment to giving back.

The drive not only raised supplies but also fostered excitement and generosity among participants. The initiative serves as a reminder that community efforts can make a significant impact on children’s education. Every child deserves the tools they need to succeed, and this event helped ensure that goal.

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