Students Celebrate a Dream Shopping Spree Thanks to Local Nonprofit
December 17, 2025 - 02:54
A Gift For Teaching, Central Florida's primary source for free school supplies, celebrated its 15th annual Grant A Wish program by hosting a special shopping spree for three remarkable students. This initiative aims to provide underserved students with the opportunity to select school supplies and other essential items that will support their educational journey.
The event took place at a local store, where the selected students were given the chance to browse and choose items that they needed or desired. This unique shopping experience not only allowed them to pick out school supplies but also provided a moment of joy and excitement in their lives.
The Grant A Wish program has made a significant impact over the years, helping numerous students feel valued and supported in their education. The nonprofit organization continues to strive for a future where every child has access to the tools necessary for success in school and beyond.
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