Give the Gift of Education: Support Classroom Central Today!
We have a unique opportunity to give back to the communities we serve and make a lasting impact by supporting Classroom Central. By donating, we can help bridge the gap and provide essential school supplies to the 50% of students in the Charlotte area who lack the resources they need, ensuring they have an equal chance to thrive academically and build a brighter future.
How to Contribute:
Drop off supplies at your local RE/MAX Executive office from now untill August 30th, where they will be collected and delivered to Classroom Central on your behalf
Make a monetary donation online through Classroom Central's website, providing them with the necessary funds to purchase and distribute school supplies to students in need.
The 9 School Tools in greatest demand are:
Pencils
Crayons
Colored Markers
Glue Sticks
Pocket Folders
Filler Paper
Composition Books
Dry Erase Markers
Highlighters
Classroom Central fosters equity in education by providing teachers and students with the free resources they need to succeed. We serve teachers and students in over 200 schools across six school districts in the Charlotte Region.
Your support is more crucial this year than ever before. Every November, we receive updated statistics on free/reduced lunch for the schools we cater to. Typically, there are a few schools that become eligible due to changes in student populations. However, this year is different. We have welcomed 34 newly eligible schools, and what's even more significant is the addition of 38,000 students who are relying on our support. This marks the largest increase in our 20-year history, with several schools that have never qualified or required our assistance before. To ensure we can adequately meet the needs of these additional students without compromising our impact on those already being served, we must obtain more essential supplies like paper and pencils, which are crucial for both students and teachers.
Donate to our virtual supply drive to help Classroom Central prepare 156,000 local students for back-to-school.
