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Yonkers: MAYOR SPANO LAUNCHES 14th ANNUAL YONKERS “BACKPACK TO SCHOOL” DONATION DRIVE
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YONKERS, NY ~ Yonkers Mayor Mike Spano has announced the launch of the city's annual "Backpack to School" donation drive, providing much-needed backpacks and school supplies to students in Yonkers Public Schools. This marks the 14th year of the donation drive, which aims to support students who may not have access to these essential items.

Mayor Spano expressed his belief that every child deserves the opportunity to succeed in school and beyond. He stated, "That's why we're working to make sure families have the support they need - because we know that even basic school supplies can be tough to afford." The mayor also highlighted the importance of community involvement in this effort, stating that by teaming up with local businesses, nonprofits, and generous residents, they are turning compassion into action.

Superintendent of Schools Aníbal Soler, Jr. also expressed gratitude for the partnership with Mayor Spano and the City of Yonkers. He stated that this initiative helps ensure more students have the necessary tools for success and reflects the kind of community support that uplifts all Yonkers Public Schools.

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The "Backpack to School" donation drive will run from today until Monday, August 18th. Donations can be made at various drop-off locations throughout Yonkers, including City Hall, libraries, and all four police precincts.

The suggested supply packages for donation include new backpacks filled with essential school supplies such as crayons, colored pencils, markers, glue sticks or Elmer's glue, rulers, erasers, pencils and sharpeners, loose-leaf paper, composition books, pencil pouches, pocket folders, hand sanitizer, tissue packets and masks/face coverings.

According to a recent survey by the National Retail Federation (NRF), families with children in grades K-12 are expected to spend an average of $858.07 on clothing, shoes, school supplies and electronics for the upcoming school year. This brings the total back-to-school spending to an estimated $39.4 billion, an increase from last year's $38.8 billion.

The backpacks and supplies collected through this donation drive will be distributed to a Pre-K - 8 school as selected by Yonkers Public Schools. For more information on how to get involved or make a donation, individuals can contact the Mayor's Office or visit the city's website.

This annual "Backpack to School" donation drive is a testament to the community's commitment to supporting its students and ensuring they have the necessary resources for academic success. With the help of local businesses, nonprofits, and residents, Yonkers is making a positive impact on the lives of its students and setting them up for a bright future.

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