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Crayons to Classroom1511 Kuntz Road

Dayton, Ohio 45404-1232937.528.6400

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ELIGIBLE TEACHERTo be eligible to shop, you must be a full-time, certified teacher with his or her own classroom, at one of our preselected eligible schools.

Danielle DabbsCrayons to Classrooms1511 Kuntz RoadDayton, Ohio 45404

Direct dial: (937) 528-6404Fax: (937) 528-6407E-mail: [email protected]

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The particulars are:

1. Teachers who are currently ineligible can earn one shopping visit by volunteering for 5 hours.

2. Teachers who are currently eligible can earn one additional shopping visit per year by following the above guidelines.

3. A shopping visit can be redeemed by making arrangements with Crayons to Classrooms staff

4. Teachers must meet the following requirements to volunteer to shop.

5. He or she must be a certified teacher. 6. Work in a school serving children living in poverty. 7. Work in a school in Clark, Darke, Greene, Miami,

Montgomery, Preble, or Warren county. 8. Private preschool, daycare, and childcare programs do

not qualify for shopping.

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ABOUT USOur PurposeTo enhance the readiness to learn of all children in need in Greater Dayton, Ohio, by providing them the basic school supplies that are essential to academic success—at no cost to the children’s teachers, families, or schools.

Our MissionWe collect and distribute school supplies at no cost to teachers of students in need.

Our Values•Strive to meet the highest ethical standards.•Treat all people with respect and dignity.•Operate with integrity and transparency in all aspects of our business.•Work as par to the community and be a responsible organization.

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ABOUT US (CONTINUES)

Overview Brochure

What we doDayton Crayons to Classrooms (DC2C) is a free store for teachers from under-funded K-12 schools that serve children living in poverty in Ohio’s Miami Valley.

In partnership with local businesses, individual donors, and community volunteers, DC2C lifts at-risk children’s level and love of learning by collecting and distributing donated supplies and surplus products for use in the classroom.

Teachers from eligible schools are invited to “shop” for what they need in our retail-style free store in the Goodwill Easter Seals Miami Valley building in Dayton, Ohio.

Because we are a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit organization, contributions to Crayons to Classrooms are tax deductible.

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HOW WE STARTEDIn 2006, a group of Dayton businesses and nonprofit organizations researched “free stores” for teachers across the United States. They learned that 38 resource centers support student learning by collecting surplus, close-out, and other useful materials for distribution to classroom teachers in schools serving lower-income families.

These civic leaders decided to establish our Dayton version: Crayons to Classrooms. By December 2007, the DC2C board of trustees had hired our executive director. The Mathile Family Foundation and The Dayton Foundation pledged financial support to begin the project. The IRS certified DC2C as a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit in March 2008.

Goodwill Easter Seals Miami Valley offered us warehouse, retail, and office space at 1511 Kuntz Road in Dayton. This location provides over 12,000 square feet of warehouse storage, retail store space, office space, use of Goodwill’s telephone system and technology network, access to a fleet of trucks for pick-up services, and materials handling and unloading services.

We opened our doors to teachers from selected schools in January, 2009.

We solicit donations of products to build up our inventory. The number of teachers we can serve directly depends upon the amount of donated product on hand.

Our ultimate goal is to serve teachers and students in 88 Dayton area schools where more than 70% of the students live at or below poverty.

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BOARD OF DIRECTORSBonnie SmithBoard ChairDavid ClapperVice ChairMichael GreitzerBoard TreasurerCathy PonitzBoard SecretaryDavid WilliamsonCounselDavid BallerBryan ChodkowskiLance DetrickKim DuncanCharlene GoegleinLynda HoffmanStefanie LittleScott McGohanJill MoberleyAmy Wiedeman

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STAFFSteve RubensteinExecutive [email protected]

Since December 2007, Steve has been instrumental in organizing the start-up effort for a teacher free store in Dayton, Ohio. Immediately prior to his work at Crayons to Classrooms, he served for five years as director of development for the Kids In Need Foundation, a national education nonprofit also based in Dayton. Steve also brings experience from 22 years of progressively responsible positions in retail management at companies including Target Corporation and Federated Department Stores. He is a graduate of Drury University and has continued his education in the nonprofit sector at the University of St. Thomas and Indiana University. He is also a graduate of Aileron’s Course for Presidents, Leadership Dayton, class of 2010 and the Emerging Leader Program at the University of Dayton. Steve is very active in the Dayton community. He is currently a member of the Dayton Rotary Club and the Dayton Chapter of the Association of Fundraising Professionals. He serves on the national board of the Kids In Need Foundation and is a past member of the board of the Human Race Theater Company.

In his spare time, Steve enjoys golf, cycling, walking his dog Ruby, family activities, and watching his favorite sports team – The Missouri Tigers. Steve is married to Karen and they have one son, Elliot. Steve is a native of Springfield, Missouri.

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STAFFJim GabringerWarehouse [email protected] joined Crayons to Classrooms in July, 2008 as the organization’s Operations Manager. Prior to our free store, Jim spent the last ten years working for the School, Home, and Office Products Association, most recently as a Customer Service Manager for the SHOPA Buyer-2-Seller Program. He was in charge of recruiting manufacturers in the school and office products industry to attend various trade events managed by SHOPA. He participated in trade events not only in the United States, but also Ecuador, the United Arab Emirates, and Vietnam. Jim also spent 25 years in retail food, including 10 years owning his own business in Xenia, Ohio. In 1995, he was awarded Retailer of the Year by the Xenia Area Chamber of Commerce.

In his spare time, Jim enjoys golf, traveling, and watching his favorite sports teams – the Cincinnati Reds, the Dayton Flyers, and the Cleveland Browns. Jim has been married to Terri for 41 years, and has a 2 year old dog, Bentley.

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STAFFDave HargroveOperations [email protected]

Dave became a member of the Crayons to Classrooms team in February 2016. He works in the warehouse and retail operations part of the organization. Dave has over 20 years’ experience in the Dayton area in manufacturing and warehousing/logistics as a plant manager and warehouse manager. A native of Michigan, Dave is a graduate of Michigan State University, and spent four years as a Supply Officer in the U.S. Navy, stationed in Rhode Island, Georgia, and Scotland.

When not working, Dave enjoys reading, hiking, cycling, and is an avid fan of MSU teams as well as Detroit sports teams. Dave has three children – Drew, Ethan, and Hannah; and also two dogs – Monk and Tillie.

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STAFFDebra SegerFund Development [email protected] Seger joined Crayons to Classrooms in October 2008 as the organization’s retail program manager. She now works in a fundraising capacity procuring financial and product donations while assisting in program development, etc. Prior to joining Crayons to Classrooms, Deb worked at The Dayton Foundation for ten years in various capacities, most recently as development assistant. In this role, she aided in the establishment of charitable funds, grant-writing tasks, donor relations, and other various functions. She assisted many people in the greater Miami Valley to achieve their charitable goals. Deb is a member of the Association of Fundraising Professionals, Greater Dayton Region chapter.

When she is not working, Deb enjoys scrapbooking, card making, studying genealogy, cooking and baking, reading, bicycling, and family activities. She volunteers in various programs at her church and is an advisor for several area scholarship funds. Deb has been married for 34 years to Dennis and has three children: Kimberly, Carmen, and Eric.

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STAFFDanielle DabbsProgram [email protected] joined Crayons to Classrooms in June 2013 as a Program Manager. She focuses on volunteer coordination and outreach. Prior to that, she spent 6 years working in public schools in Dayton and Chicago with the Neighborhood School Center and Community Schools Programs. At those schools, she held an administrator role where she was responsible for extra-curricular activities, parent engagement, and community partnerships. She has also previously worked with the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation in Grants and Contracts Management and as an Americorps Volunteer. She strongly believes in providing resources and opportunities for teachers and students in need, and is excited to continue that work through her role here at Crayons to Classrooms.

In her spare time, Danielle loves to travel, play tennis, and read, but doesn’t have much spare time with her two young children, Audrey and Grant. She has been married for 10 years to her husband, Chazz, and they are both very involved in their church.


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STAFFMichelle KooglerProgram [email protected] joined Crayons to Classrooms in July, 2013 as one of the Program Managers. She works directly with qualifying schools to help teachers visit the “free” store to “shop”. Prior to Crayons to Classrooms, Michelle was an Intervention Specialist (Special Education Teacher) with Dayton Public Schools. In this role, Michelle planned engaging instruction and developed Individual Education Plans for her students in order for them to achieve success in the general education environment.

When not at work, Michelle enjoys traveling, crocheting, thrift shopping and spending time with family. Michelle has been married for over 12 years to Mark. They have 2 foster children, Jackson and Amber, as well as a 9 year old Boston Terrier, Samson.


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STAFFDebbie HannaSystem [email protected] started with Crayons to Classrooms first as a volunteer in 2013, and now works part time in our office, assisting our Program Managers and working with our internal systems. Before joining Crayons to Classrooms, Debbie worked for Perficient Inc. as part of their help desk and internal system support, and also worked as an independent contractor.

Debbie and John, her husband of 25 years, are avid readers and gamers, and love to travel. Debbie also scrapbooks and has a keen interest in culinary experiments.


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TEACHERS

Orientation to DC2CAs the first of its kind in the Dayton area, Crayons to Classrooms intends to be a Free Store that encourages and fosters a sense of community among teachers – underprivileged and affluent areas alike. Supporters of our Free Store honor teachers as essential building blocks of our community and future. To be eligible to shop, a school must have 70 percent of their students enrolled in the National School Lunch Program (NSLP)and be preselected by our staff.

Also, please check out our Teacher Resources page which displays grant offerings and other useful websites for all teachers.

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Schools Served by DC2C – 2015-2016Don’t see your school on our list? Contact us about our Volunteer to Shop [email protected] or (937) 528-6404

HOW TO SHOPTo be eligible to shop, you must be a full-time, certified teacher with his or her own classroom, at one of our preselected eligible schools.

Please check-in upon arrival before you begin to shop. A photo ID (i.e. driver’s license or school ID) is required for check-in.

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HOW TO SHOP (CONTINUES)Please observe the limits set for all items. This insures that other classrooms will also be able to benefit from our services. All items obtained at DC2C are for school use only. Our mission is to collect and distribute basic school supplies at no cost to teachers of children in need. Please respect our mission by understanding that items from the Free Store may not be returned, exchanged, sold or taken for personal use. Abuse of this system will result in revocation of shopping privileges.

Please write thank you notes to our donors. At the end of your shopping trip, you will receive a list of donors for you and/or your students to write thank you notes. Simple acknowledgments of gratitude let our donors hear from you and help us maintain a flow of repeat donations to replenish our materials.

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HOW TO SHOP (CONTINUES)

If you would like to contribute a testimonial of your experience please contact Michelle Koogler [email protected]. If interested in contributing the thank-you notes of your students, the following link provides a guardian permission form.**While we strongly support carpooling, remember that you will leave DC2C with supplies. A car packed with excited teachers may not have room for your free-purchases!


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TEACHER RESOURCES

We invite all teachers to take advantage of the compiled resources below. As we discover more opportunities and useful material, we will continue to develop this page. Grant Opportunities:

The Kids In Need Foundation (Continues) is a national 501(c)(3) charitable organization founded in 1995. The Foundation’s mission is to ensure that every child is prepared to learn and succeed by providing free school supplies nationally to students most in need. Its National Network of Resource Centers includes 34 facilities where teachers from low-income schools go to obtain free school supplies for their students. School supply giveaways in communities not served by Resource Centers are accommodated through the School Ready Supplies program, and students who have gone through natural disasters are helped to get back to their normal routines with new backpacks and supplies through the Second Responder program. In addition, two Teacher Grant programs award preK-12 educators with funding to provide innovative learning experiences for students. The Kids In Need Foundation has distributed more than $668 million in school supplies since its founding, directly benefiting 4.2 million students and more than 120,000 teachers annually, and has awarded $1.6 million in grants to teachers. Kids In Need has earned the Gold GuideStar Exchange Seal, demonstrating its commitment to transparency, and has been given a 4-star rating from Charity Navigator, indicating that it operates in a fiscally responsible way and outperforms most other charities in America. For more information, visit www.kinf.org. Join Kids In Need Foundation on Twitter at twitter.com/kidsinneed and Facebook atfacebook.com/kidsinneed.

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History

The Kids In Need Foundation (KINF) was established in 1995 by the school supplies and office products industry. Supported financially at first by the industry’s international trade association, KINF became self-supporting in 2002.

In 1997, KINF opened its first Resource Center in Chicago. At the time, no other national non-profit organization had the same mission. The Teacher Grants program was introduced that same year.

By the end of 1999, KINF had opened five Resource Centers, and the concept of a facility where teachers could go to obtain free supplies started catching on. The first Summit for staff and volunteers from free stores for teachers to share best practices was held that year as well.

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History (Continues)In 2004, the model changed slightly in that we no longer started Centers but “adopted” already established ones. Free stores now apply to become affiliates of the National Network of Resource Centers.

At the end of 2007, KINF became independent from the trade association. In 2004, the School Ready Supplies program was established to accommodate community school supply giveaway programs, and in 2013, a program to provide school supplies to children affected by natural disasters, Second Responder®, was added, although KINF had already helped devastated communities, such as providing $7 million in supplies to Gulf Coast schools after Hurricane Katrina.

Now in 2016, there are 38 affiliate Resource Centers. Headquartered in Dayton, Ohio, KINF also has additional staff based in Minneapolis, Minnesota. KINF has distributed nearly $800 million in school supplies since its founding, directly benefiting 4.8 million students and more than 150,000 teachers annually, and has awarded $1.7 million in grants to teachers.

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The Kids In Need Foundation works to ensure that every child is prepared to learn and succeed by providing free school supplies nationally to students most in need.

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National Network of Affiliate Organizations Sponsored by

The Kids In Need Foundation partners with 38 locations across the country to help distribute much needed school supplies to kids who would otherwise go without. These organizations support challenged communities where 70% or more of the kids are on a federal nutrition program. With the generous support of our donors, sponsors, and national product partners, we supply them with the basic tools needed to learn and succeed in school. Together in 2015 we helped 4.8 million kids.

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Target Supports Education! It’s part of our commitment to give 5% of our income to communities. That’s over $3 million a week. Field Trip Grants: applications are available on line from August 2, 2010 to September 30,2010.http://www.target.com/grants

US Cellular believes teachers deserve better. The wireless carrier is continuing its commitment to schools with the return of its Calling All Teachers campaign. In a partnership with DonorsChoose.org, the company and its associates are encouraging teachers to register on the site in May and throughout the summer. DonorsChoose.org is a philanthropic Web site that helps public school teachers find money for classroom projects that exceed their limited budgets.http://www.donorschoose.org

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Websites:

Adopt-A-Classroom is a national organization that matches donors with classroom teachers. Teachers can register their classroom on the Adopt-A-Classroom website and post their classroom profiles. Donors can easily search for classrooms to support and make accountable donations so teachers have the funds needed to purchase much needed resources for the classroom. 100% of all donations are passed through to the teacher. To learn more about how your classroom can benefit from Adopt-A-Classroom visit www.adoptaclassroom.org

Promotes universal human values through positive public media campaigns. They offer inspirational stories, quotes of the day, posters for the classroom, and more. www.forbetterlife.org

This website supplements ThinkTV’s educational mission of broadcast programming. It offers creative, powerful instructional classroom tools that include media-on-demand, multimedia materials, and professional development opportunities to thousands of our region’s teachers, caregivers, parents, and students. http://www.thinktv.org/education/educ_about.html

To suggest additions to this page please contact Deb Seger at [email protected].


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VOLUNTEER TO SHOP Dayton Crayons to Classrooms (DC2C) is a free store for teachers from under-funded K-12 schools that serve children living in poverty in Ohio’s Miami Valley. In partnership with local businesses, individual donors, and community volunteers, DC2C lifts at-risk children’s level and love of learning by collecting and distributing donated supplies and surplus products for use in the classroom.

Teachers from eligible schools are invited to “shop” for what they need in our retail-style free store in the Goodwill Easter Seals Miami Valley building in Dayton, Ohio.

In order to expand our program to teachers who work in schools that do not currently qualify for our services, a volunteer program has been developed so they can earn a shopping visit to Crayons to Classrooms.

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Dayton, Ohio 45404-1232937.528.6400Crayons to Classrooms

A BBB ACCREDITED CHARITY SINCE 07/28/2010.

This BBB Accredited Charity meets all 20 Standards for Charity Accountability and is a Seal Holder. BBB issues Charity Reports on all organizations, whether or not they are BBB accredited. If an organization is a BBB Accredited Charity, it is stated in this report.

Name: Crayons to Classrooms Phone: (937) 528-6400

Address: 1511 Kuntz Rd Dayton, OH 45404

Website: www.dc2c.org

Report Expiration Date: April 1, 2018 Principal: Mr. Steve Rubenstein, Executive Director

Customer Contact: Ms. Debra Seger, Fund Development Manager Employees: 4 Full Time. 2 Part Time.

File Open Date: April 2009 Type of Business: Charity - Local, Charity - Children & Youth, School Supplies

BBB Accreditation: This organization is a BBB Accredited Charity. Stated Purpose According to Crayons to Classrooms, its mission is "to collect and distribute school supplies at no cost to teachers of students in need."

Evaluation Conclusions This organization has been evaluated according to the 20 BBB Standards for Charity Accountability. This organization meets all those Standards and is a BBB Accredited Charity.

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BBB Charity Seal Participation Charities that meet the Standards for Charity Accountability are eligible to participate in BBB Wise Giving Alliance Charity Seal program. The seal, which can be displayed on the charity's web site and in printed materials, helps inform the public that the charity meets these standards. This organization participates in this program. Programs Crayons 4 Classroom Supply Drive helps Crayons to Classrooms (DC2C) collect basic school supplies that go onto the shelves at our new teacher free store to supply local classrooms in need. The School Box Program provides an opportunity for individuals or companies to tangibly sponsor a classroom or school in our Dayton community. Financial donations will equip the teachers and students with school supply kits to participate in daily classroom activities. The kits are available in three preassembled arrangements appropriate for the needs of students in grades K-8. The contents are new, name brand supplies including Crayola, Staples, Acme, and Prang. They will be delivered to a predetermined destination based on need in a corrugated box with a plastic handle. Through Classroom Solutions, DC2C aims to provide teachers with useful, hands-on products. This is a collaborative program in which community volunteers and/or individuals in the Goodwill Easter Seals Miami Valley's sheltered workshop create shaped pieces for student learning tools using die-cut machines. Paper, cardboard, felt, and plastic can be refashioned into a wealth of shapes for many classroom purposes including alphabet letters, numerals, and geometric forms. Die-cut shapes can represent the seasons, holidays, foods, animals, plants, people, clothing, etc---the sky is the limit with their potential uses.

Total Program Expenses: $1,066,654

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Governance Chief Executive Officer: Steve Rubenstein, Executive Director Chair of the Board: Bonnie Smith, Chair Board Size: 17 Paid Staff Size: 4 Full Time. 2 Part Time.

Fund Raising Crayons to Classrooms raises funds through direct mail, special events and internet appeals. Fund raising expenses for the year ending December 31, 2014 totaled 1.3% of related contributions.

Tax Status This organization is tax-exempt under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. It is eligible to receive contributions deductible as charitable donations for federal income tax purposes.

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Financial According to Crayons to Classrooms's audited financial statement for the year ended December 31, 2014:

Use of Funds as a % of Total ExpensesProgramsFund RaisingAdministrative8.9%87% Expenses Dollars Programs $1,066,654.00 Fund Raising $50,235.00 Administrative $108,571.00 Income Contributions $300,148 In-kind contributions $3,415,712 Net assets released $132,431 Other $221 Total Income: $3,848,512 Expenses % of total

Expenses % of total

Income Programs: $1,066,654 87.04% 27.72% Fund Raising: $50,235 4.10% 1.31% Administrative: $108,571 8.86% 2.82% Total Expenses: $1,225,460 Excess of Income over Expenses $2,623,052 Ending Net Assets: $4,105,470

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2016 Affiliates Treasures 4 Teachers– Phoenix, AZ Schools Tools Inland Empire United Way– Rancho Cucamonga, CA Tools for Schools Broward– Fort Lauderdale, FL Tools 4 Teaching– Ocala, FL A Gift for Teaching– Orlando, FL Teaching Tools for Hillsborough Schools– Tampa, FL Atlanta Kids In Need Resource Center– Atlanta, GA Teacher’s Harvest– Valdosta, GA Teacher Resource Center Chicago– Chicago, IL Teachers’ Treasures– Indianapolis, IN Project Teacher– Wichita, KS Ruth’s Reusable Resources– Portland, ME KidSmart – Tools For Learning– St. Louis, MO Twin Cities Kids In Need Resource Center– Minneapolis, MN Classroom Central– Charlotte, NC Tools 4 Schools– Newark, NJ Teacher Resource Center-NY– Bronx, NY The Teacher’s Desk– Buffalo, NY Crayons to Computers– Cincinnati, OH

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2016 Affiliates

Cleveland Kids In Need Resource Center– Cleveland, OH Crayons to Classrooms– Dayton, OH Schoolhouse Supplies– Portland, OR Teacher EXCHANGE®– Las Vegas, NV The Education Partnership– Pittsburgh, PA Teacher’s Supply Closet– Charleston, SC LP Pencil Box– Nashville, TN Schools Tools- SE Texas Food Bank– Beaumont, TX North Texas Teachers Resource Center– Dallas, TX Teachers Aid– Houston Food Bank, Houston, TX School Tools– A Project of the Food Bank RGV – McAllen, TX Teacher Resource Center-NW– Fife, WA Teacher Resource Center-WV– Appalachia, WV

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Jr. Affiliates Teacher Resource Center of the North Bay– Napa, CA Supply Zone for Teachers– Brevard County, FL The Pencil Box – Tulsa, OK

Distribution Partners Detroit, MI Los Angeles, CA Washington, D.C.

Learn More About The Kids In Need Affiliate Program and starting your own center Making a Product Donation to help keep our Resource Centers

stocked with supplies

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News

Colgate Teams Up With Walgreens® And Kids In Need Foundation To Give Students The Tools They Need For A Brighter FutureJune’s National Product Partner: BICThe Kids In Need Foundation Awarded Youth Wellness Grant by Target to Support Healthy and Active Living For Students, Nationwide

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