TruWest Credit Union helps kids gear up for success with supply drive, giveaway
July 26 community event in Mesa provides laptops, backpacks, wellness services for K-12 students
TruWest Credit Union
The school supply drive will run throughout June, collecting donations to prepare for the culminating community event on Saturday, July 26, at the Interstake Center in Mesa.
TruWest Credit Union
In partnership with several other community-based organizations, the initiative will provide essential resources to students across the Valley.
In an ongoing effort to support families and help students thrive, TruWest Credit Union is serving as the title sponsor for the 2025 school supply drive and back to school giveaway hosted by Community Bridges Inc.
In partnership with several other community-based organizations, the initiative will provide essential resources to students across the Valley.
The school supply drive will run throughout June, collecting donations to prepare for the culminating community event on Saturday, July 26, at the Interstake Center in Mesa. Open to all K-12 students in the community, the event will offer:
Backpacks filled with school supplies
Free laptops and computer education (registration required)
Complimentary haircuts
Dental cleanings
Sports physicals
Parent and student resources
“This effort is about more than just preparing students for school, it’s about removing barriers for families,” Natalia Chimbo-Andrade, director of community education and outreach at Community Bridges Inc., said in the release. “When we create access to resources like health screenings, technology, and basic supplies, we’re investing in the well-being of the whole child.”
“We’re proud to support students and help families ease the stress of back-to-school season,” Chris Kearney, president and CEO of TruWest Credit Union, said in the release. “Every child should have the supplies they need to feel prepared and ready to learn.”
Community members who would like to contribute can drop off new supplies at any financial service center in the Valley.
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