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“Cram The Van” school supply drive happening at AJ’s on the Bayou

Help the Emerald Coast Association of Realtor’s Community Military Outreach Committee (CMOC) “Cram the Van” and “stuff the truck” to help local elementary school students! Help teachers and students have the best, stress-free […]

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Help the Emerald Coast Association of Realtor’s Community Military Outreach Committee (CMOC) “Cram the Van” and “stuff the truck” to help local elementary school students!

Help teachers and students have the best, stress-free school year possible by picking up the supplies listed below and dropping them off at AJ’s on the Bayou on Friday, July 29, from 12pm – 6pm.

Supplies List:

Paper: Lined paper, copy paper, construction paper, spiral notebooks, composition books, index cards.

General Supplies: Blue or black pens, #2 pencils, colored pencils, erasers, crayons, pencil sharpeners, pencil cases, markers, highlighters, dry-erase markers, report covers, pocket folders, rulers, protractors, glue sticks, scissors.

Classroom Staples: calculators, staples, staplers, paper clips.

Things you can never have too much of: Tissues, sanitizing wipes, hand sanitizer, paper towels, gloves, back packs!

Jared Williams (left) with his children and mother, Lisa Norton (right), during Cram The Van.

“Collect supplies the entire month of July and come drop them off the day of the event,” said Chrissy Hartley, Community Military Outreach Committee. “Come meet a Firefighter, Police Officer and enjoy live music, free ice cream, and fun activities for the kids!”

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