Announcement!
Our next school supplies visit will be in the beginning of May to donate to two classrooms at the South Philadelphia High School.
These are two brand new teachers, one an environmental science teacher, and one an art teacher.
We are donating gardening supplies, classroom supplies, and a huge art drying rack!
Stay tuned for photos!
Yesterday, Little Known Help Zone donated to three classrooms at Ludlow Elementary school in Philadelphia!
We donated to a 2nd grade classroom, 5th grade classroom, and 7th grade classroom, giving 80 students the gift of school supplies for the end of the semester!
This included cleaning supplies, notebooks, paper, paints, puzzles, and more essential needs for the classroom!
Thank you to Ludlow for hosting me, and we were so happy to donate to your school!
On Monday, Little Known Help Zone paid a visit to the Esperanza Charter Academy, donating to the 2nd grade classrooms. The kids were out on a field trip that day, but it was great to see the North Philadelphia facility and meet some of the administrative staff and leaders.
This growing charter school is devoted to its students success, and we were happy to donate to three different classrooms!
Little Known Help Zone will be donating to three classrooms in North Philadelphia at the Esperanza Academy Elementary School. Books and basic classroom supplies were needed, and will be delivered on Monday! Supplies its are values at over $100 and will help students, especially for the start of the next semester. Stay tuned for photos!
For Little Known Help Zone’s Back to School Monthly Classroom Project event, we donated to the 3 campuses of the St. Labre Indian School in Ashland, Montana.
About St. Labre:
At St. Labre, we believe that all students deserve a superior education and that all students can achieve at the highest levels by educating the whole child. Beginning with pre-school and kindergarten, through high school we provide an exceptional education to nearly 750 students across three Southeastern Montana campuses. In addition to our regular program of elementary and secondary education, we offer classes in home economics, music and art, and a full complement of sports and athletics.
The St. Labre educational experience also places great importance on Native American culture and tradition. Instruction in Native American languages and culture is a vital part of the curriculum. We also offer courses in Native American literature, history, and tribal government.
Included in this package was over $100 of much needed school supplies, including pencils, dry erase markers, gluesticks, and more. Additionally, thanks to the generosity of Robert Sherry, we were able to send 50 hats so the students can stay warm during the cold winter months.
Special thanks to Robert Sherry for setting this partnership up, Little Known Help Zone could not think of a school they would like to assist more for the Back to School Season!
Yesterday, Little Known Help Zone visited Washington Elementary School in Allentown, PA to donate school supplies for our monthly classroom project. We brought over $500 worth of supplies to 2 classrooms.
Ms. Lovelidge is a wonderful first grade teacher who really emphasizes the arts in her class. She gives her students an outlet to be creative and express themselves, and they love it. You should see their beautiful creations!
Ms. Brennert is an English as a Second Language teacher to over 50 students! It was vital to bring her the basics so she could supply her classrooms with what they need to feel more empowered and ready in school.
Little Known Help Zone is partnering with Nina Jenkins to raise money through Mary Kay Shopping! Shop at this link and mention Little Known Help Zone when checking out to have 15% of the proceeds donated to LKHZ!
https://www.marykay.com/njenkins111/en-us/
Little Known Help Zone visited John Marshall Elementary School in Philadelphia on May 7th to deliver a variety of donated school supplies, copy paper, and help distribute the 100 dictionaries to the third graders from our partnership with the Bryn Mawr Rotary Club. This was a great visit where we could tour the school and give individual
items to every teacher as part of teacher appreciation week!
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