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Tag: school supply giveaway
Posted inCommunity, Local news, Non-Profits, Schools, Sports

Bucks’ Beauchamp bonds with Roosevelt students during giveback event

by Emma Widmar

RACINE— MarJon Beauchamp, an NBA first-round draft pick playing for the Milwaukee Bucks, headed straight from one gym to another on Jan. 18 for his first giveback event in Racine. Roosevelt students make their way into the gym at Roosevelt Elementary, 915 Romanye Ave. – After finishing basketball practice, the 22-year-old spent his afternoon with […]

Posted inBusiness, Community, Events, Schools

Back to School Bash on Aug. 20 hosted by The Main Project & Cafe, HER Valley

by Emma Widmar

Local businesses, The Main Project & Café and HER Valley, are hosting a Back to School Bash. The community event will take place at The Main Project & Café, 1014 State St. The event strives to equip students with the resources they need before school starts and to bring the community together. It will begin […]

Posted inCommunity, Local news, Non-Profits, Schools

RUSD ‘Stuff the Bus’ giveaway event a huge success for community students

by Emma Widmar

On August 5, “Stuff the Bus” was hosted at Mitchell School, 2701 Drexel Ave. The event supplied attendees with school supplies and free food boxes. The event also allowed children to play fun games and sign up for library cards. Racine Unified School District is gearing up to head back to the classroom on Thursday, […]

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