A school supply drive is scheduled to take place on July 31, 2026. The event aims to collect donations for Houston-area educators. Many teachers spend their own money to stock their classrooms, and this drive seeks to support them.
The drive is part of the ABC13 Loves Teachers initiative. It will be held on a Friday, and donations will be collected to help local educators. Further details about the event can be found through ABC13 in Bellaire, TX.
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