Shoreline community donates over 150 backpacks to support Shoreline students

Shoreline, WALocal News

The Shoreline community came together to donate over 150 backpacks during the Backpack Drive hosted by BECU Ballinger and DestinationShoreline. com. This month-long effort aimed to ensure local students are equipped for a successful school year. Branch Manager Maia Lark expressed gratitude for the community's contributions, highlighting their meaningful impact on Shoreline families. The Shoreline Public Schools Foundation's involvement underscores its vital role in supporting educational resources district-wide.

As a collection site, BECU Ballinger strengthened its commitment to the neighborhoods it serves. In conjunction with the drive, BECU Ballinger announced several ongoing promotions, including a drawing and match program for new Early Savers accounts. The initiative not only supports students but also fosters community engagement and financial literacy among local families. This collaborative effort reflects the strong spirit of giving that defines Shoreline.

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