Supplies 4 Students

We are gearing up for another successful Supplies 4 Students drive but we need your help!

Host a Supply Drive
Host a supply drive at your organization, church, or social club. Bins for collections will be provided by SRP. CISA will provide posters and fliers to help with marketing for your drive. CISA will pick up donations for all drives that collect 2 or more bins of backpacks and supplies, if your organization does not have the ability to deliver them to our sorting station. To host a drive, fill out and turn in the Supply Drive Registration Form, which you can get by contacting CISA at the information below.

Sorting and Pickup Days
We need volunteers on Sorting Day (Sat.. & Sun., Aug 1 & 2) to help sort and stuff backpacks. Two to four hour shifts from 9 am to 3 pm will be available. Snacks and water will be provided. Individuals, families, and groups are welcome.
We also need volunteers on School Pickup Days (August 4 & 5) from 8 am to 12 pm to help load backpacks as schools come to pick them up from the sorting location.

For more information contact:
Lloyd Hopkins
Communities In Schools of Arizona
333 East Virginia Avenue, Suite 208
Phoenix, AZ 85004
Email lloyd.hopkins@cisarizona.org
www.cisarizona.org


Dates:
Begins Now or July 1
Ends July 29th
Supply PickupsJuly 30 & 31
*CISA will pick up donations of 2 or more full boxes of supplies (boxes supplied by CISA)
Sorting Days

Volunteers needed!

Sorting Days
August 1 & 2 (Sat & Sunday)
time: 9 am – 3 pm
Mountain View Elem. School
15th avenue and Mountain View, Phoenix, AZ.

School Pickup Days
Volunteers needed
August 4 & 5
time: 8 am – 12 pm

About Communities In Schools of Arizona: Established in 1994, CISA champions the connection of needed community resources with schools to help young people successfully learn, stay in school and prepare for life. CISA works with more than 75 schools throughout Arizona to deliver programs and services addressing the educational barriers of under privileged students. During the last year, CISA leveraged more than $1 million in cash, programs, goods and services for more than 14,000 local school students.