STUFF THE BUS SCHOOL SUPPLY DRIVE
FOR COLLIERVILLE SCHOOLS
FOR COLLIERVILLE SCHOOLS
BUT KIDS IN COLLIERVILLE NEED HELP BUYING SCHOOL SUPPLIES??
Did you know Junior Auxiliary of Collierville provides meals for over 30 Collierville students during the summer break? These children, and many more who aren't served during the summer, qualify for the USDA National School Lunch Program. That means their families meet income eligibility levels at or below the Federal Poverty Guidelines.
These children are often underserved by federal programs and charitable organizations simply because they are cloaked within the larger population of children residing in households with median incomes twice the national average.
In 2017, Collierville had approximately 49,000 residents with a median household income of $113,957. But the poverty rate was 4.73%, indicating about 2300 residents living with an annual gross income (for a family of 4) of $25,750. That's about $500 a week at an hourly wage of $12.38. Census Bureau data indicates there are just over 1000 children under 18 years of age living in the Town of Collierville.
Help the Junior Auxiliary of Collierville provide school supplies to these children and also to their Collierville School teachers who would otherwise be purchasing needed supplies themselves. Look for us at the Collierville Walmart Supercenter during the TN sales-tax holiday weekend, July 27-28.
SUGGESTED SUPPLIES
*Glue Sticks *Cleaning Wipes *Kleenex* *Color Highlighters *White Copy Paper *Clipboards*
*Sharpie Markers *Earbuds *Red Pens* Pocket Folders *Band-Aids (Latex Free) *Hand Sanitizer*
*Composition Books *Dry Erase Markers *Flash Drives* *Colored Copy Paper *Wide-Ruled Paper *Stylus*
Did you know Junior Auxiliary of Collierville provides meals for over 30 Collierville students during the summer break? These children, and many more who aren't served during the summer, qualify for the USDA National School Lunch Program. That means their families meet income eligibility levels at or below the Federal Poverty Guidelines.
These children are often underserved by federal programs and charitable organizations simply because they are cloaked within the larger population of children residing in households with median incomes twice the national average.
In 2017, Collierville had approximately 49,000 residents with a median household income of $113,957. But the poverty rate was 4.73%, indicating about 2300 residents living with an annual gross income (for a family of 4) of $25,750. That's about $500 a week at an hourly wage of $12.38. Census Bureau data indicates there are just over 1000 children under 18 years of age living in the Town of Collierville.
Help the Junior Auxiliary of Collierville provide school supplies to these children and also to their Collierville School teachers who would otherwise be purchasing needed supplies themselves. Look for us at the Collierville Walmart Supercenter during the TN sales-tax holiday weekend, July 27-28.
SUGGESTED SUPPLIES
*Glue Sticks *Cleaning Wipes *Kleenex* *Color Highlighters *White Copy Paper *Clipboards*
*Sharpie Markers *Earbuds *Red Pens* Pocket Folders *Band-Aids (Latex Free) *Hand Sanitizer*
*Composition Books *Dry Erase Markers *Flash Drives* *Colored Copy Paper *Wide-Ruled Paper *Stylus*
