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#BaltimoreBackpacks 2.0!
After taking a short break to focus on business worklife, and making some branding changes, ESPR returned to strategy planning for our next backpack fundraising project for this years chosen schools and churches. Starting with rallying our donors, and organizing everything for clear financial transparency, we created some great graphics with Paul Herring, and started this years #BaltimoreBackpacks campaign.
On top of hand delivering food donations from the pantry directly to families inside of Gilmor Homes, we received a lot of last minute donations that made it possible to buy diapers and baby goods for 3 families in need. It was a lot of work, and a lot of driving, but well worth it when you saw peoples faces light up when they opened their food baskets. It wasnt until people started sending me photos of their dinners, and their children eating that I realized the full impact of the work done that day. Again, just happy to help where I can.
Food Drive! Distribution to Westside Elementary & Gilmor Homes.
After taking the $450 raised and adding some of my own financial resources, we began distribution of food collected for Westside Elementary’s pantry to families in West Baltimore, namely, Gilmore Homes, a housing project. Was happy to help Mr. Larry Simmons and Ms. Lydia Hall, once again, serve their community.
Posting up some of the art created by the children at Westside Elementary, while dropping off a major water supply donation, a frequent request for a school that does not have ANY water fountains, due to lead issues. Yes, lead poisoning is still a serious issue here.
Getting ready for Awards Night at Westside Elementary! So much achievement to celebrate with the babies!
Turn out at Westside’s Back To School night was pretty amazing, to be frank. Hundreds of parents and kids showed up to meet with staff, get learning resources, help their children be better students, and battle in a tasty teacher pie bake-off. In all, a really enjoyable time. Thanks, as always, to Ms. Lydia Hall for allowing us to help.
Thriller Dance Used At School Rally To Encourage Students For Testing
Thriller Dance Used At School Rally To Encourage Students For Testing
Source: Tally News - By Paulette Lash Ritchie
SPRING HILL — To help students mentally prepare for last week’s and this week’s testing, the reading leadership team at Westside Elementary School, coordinated by first-grade teacher Diane Welch, had an FCAT pep rally on April 11.
It began with about 11 or 12 teachers doing a choreographed dance to Michael Jackson’s Thriller. ” ‘We’re thrilled to…
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