Showing posts with label school supplies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label school supplies. Show all posts

Saturday, July 15, 2023

Back to School Giveaway slated Aug. 19 at Nolan Field in Ansonia


 

ANSONIA - Save the date! Back to School Giveaway!

Mayor David S. Cassetti was approached by the following teams that are running this event and are also graciously supplying the merchandise for the event. All are welcome.
Pound Tha Ground Rc
Regulatorz Mc
Crossfire Rc
Core Rydaz Mc
Destiny Divaz SC
Lawtown Ryderz Mc


This is shared from the City of Ansonia Facebook page.

Tuesday, August 9, 2022

Salvation Army Ansonia joins Valley Save Our Youth for Back to School Rally


ANSONIA - The Salvation Army Ansonia is teaming up with VSOY (Valley Save Our Youth) once again for their annual Back To School Rally!!
If you would like to contribute feel free to drop off supplies at 26 Lester St.
Let's help our Greater Valley youth start the school year off right!!


This is shared from the Salvation Army Facebook page.

Thursday, July 22, 2021

John H. Wilkins Lodge, Sheba Chapter collecting supplies for Ansonia, Derby schools



ANSONIA - James H Wilkins Lodge #9 and Sheba Chapter #1 are now holding their annual school supplies drive. 
The elementary and middle schools in Derby and Ansonia have submitted their requests, Lodge member Gregory Gatison said in an email. 
Dry erase markers, pens, one-subject notebooks, pocket folders, and crayons are in demand. 
The address for the Lodge is P.O. Box 36, Ansonia, Ct. 06401. 
For information call 203-685-0937. 


This is a press release from Gregory Gatison.

Wednesday, September 9, 2020

Sheba Chapter No. 1, James H. Wilkins Lodge No. 9 in Ansonia donate supplies

Supplies James H. Wilkins Lodge members delivered to Bradley Elementary School in Derby./ Contributed photo

ANSONIA - Members of the Sheba Chapter and James H. Wilkins Lodge recently delivered school supplies to Derby and Ansonia middle and elementary schools.

"We celebrated 15 years doing this," Lodge member Gregory Gatison said in an email. "Because of COVID-19 this year was a little challenging. However, we received community support."


This is a release from Gregory Gatison.