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Intel's charitable work continues with back-to-school effort

Intel Coproration helped collect school supplies this year that have been distributed to students in the Valley to help them begin the school year with a better chance for acadmic success.

The Chandler-based technology developer and manufacturer worked with Fulton Homes and the Chandler Fashion Center on the effort.

The companies collaborated on a Stuff the Bus event that provided 100 back-to-school kits to the Boys and Girls Club of the Valley, according to a release.

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STUFF THE BUS

Intel's charitable work continues with back-to-school effort

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Intel Coproration helped collect school supplies this year that have been distributed to students in the Valley to help them begin the school year with a better chance for acadmic success.

The Chandler-based technology developer and manufacturer worked with Fulton Homes and the Chandler Fashion Center on the effort.

The companies collaborated on a Stuff the Bus event that provided 100 back-to-school kits to the Boys and Girls Club of the Valley, according to a release.

Intel will also continue to support local educators and students throughout the community in collaboration with Jose’s Closet, a charitable organization serving families with foster, kinship and adoptive children, the release stated.

Intel, the Intel Foundation and employees have made a total contribution of over $35 million to support Arizona schools and nonprofits since 2018, company officials said.

“Our team at Intel remains committed to positively impacting our communities to create a lasting, tangible impact that can be felt across the Valley,” Liz Shipley, Intel Arizona public affairs director, said.

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