Tumwater School District to hold school supply donation drive on Aug. 9

Tumwater, WALocal News

The Tumwater School District will host its annual "Stuff the Bus" school supply donation drive on August 9, 2025, to collect essential supplies for students. The initiative aims to provide new school materials to ensure that all students are prepared for the upcoming academic year. Community participation is crucial, as it directly impacts the district's ability to support families facing financial challenges. The drive underscores the district's commitment to educational equity and ensuring that no student is left behind. Supplies collected during the event will be distributed to students in need, helping them to start the school year on the right foot.

The specific location for the donation drive will be announced soon, encouraging maximum participation. Last year, the event successfully gathered thousands of supplies, demonstrating the community's dedication to supporting local education. This year's drive aims to surpass those numbers, further assisting families in the Tumwater area.

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