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Bethpage Back to School Program accepts NEW donated school supplies from August 1 through August 31 which will be distributed to children in underserved communities. Preferred items include backpacks, lunch boxes, notebooks, pocket folders, pens, pencils, washable markers, crayons, glue/glue sticks, scissors, and rulers. Donations may be dropped off at Family Service League offices from 9am-5pm. This is a donation program only. Call for more information.

Bethpage Back to School Program accepts NEW donated school supplies from August 1 through August 31 which will be distributed to children in underserved communities. Preferred items include backpacks, lunch boxes, notebooks, pocket folders, pens, pencils, washable markers, crayons, glue/glue sticks, scissors, and rulers. Donations may be dropped off at Family Service League offices from 9am-5pm. This is a donation program only. Call for more information.

Coordinates toy, food, new and used clothing and school supplies and drives for local agencies and food pantries. Also offers Prom Gown Promotion program, free new gowns to girls going to their prom who cannot afford one.

Provides school supplies on child's school supply list. Supplies may not be available until the beginning of September, but will call those on list when supplies become available.

Provides a backpack of school supplies to low income families with school age children. Also accepts donations of school supplies.

Provides a food pantry and community kitchen (currently offering bagged lunches to go). Thrift store offers affordable clothing and household items. Baby Love Program provides diapers, wipes, baby food, and formula twice per month. Giving Tree collects and provides assistance for specific needs including children's coats, baby needs, Christmas gifts, and back to school needs among others.

Offers free school supplies to children from low-income families. PLEASE NOTE: Call to check availability of supplies, this program depends on the amount of donations received

Provides a backpack of school supplies to low income families with school age children. Also accepts donations of school supplies.

Provides a backpack of school supplies to low income families with school age children. Also accepts donations of school supplies.

Open to Spring Valley residents only. School supplies are available to students in need. Call for details.

Bethpage Back to School Program accepts NEW donated school supplies from August 1 through August 31 which will be distributed to children in underserved communities. Preferred items include backpacks, lunch boxes, notebooks, pocket folders, pens, pencils, washable markers, crayons, glue/glue sticks, scissors, and rulers. Donations may be dropped off at Family Service League offices from 9am-5pm. This is a donation program only. Call for more information.

Accepts donations of non-perishable food items, clothing and small household items and school supplies in August for various programs.

Provides free school supplies for elementary school children of low income families.

Back to School with Dignity provides essential school supplies to at-risk Rockland County students whose families simply don't have the money to buy all school supplies.

Fund raises and purchases school supplies to fill backpacks with new supplies. Then works in collaboration with various Westchester agencies who distribute the school supplies to low income children in the county. Also accepts donations of gently used school supplies for distribution to after school programs.

Provides free school supplies for elementary school children of low income families.

The program provides a backpack and essential school supplies to low-income students in Wyandanch and local surrounding communities.

THIS IS A VOLUNTEER/DONATIONS PROGRAM. Those needing school supplies or holiday gifts should contact their child's school nurse or social worker.Volunteer effort to benefit needy elementary school children in Tompkins County and surrounding areas with clothing, school supplies and toys.Members of the Cornell community and the general public can participate in either or both Elf programs: winter holiday: children in greatest need are identified by their schools. Profile sheets about each child are distributed to individuals, families or groups who purchase, wrap and deliver gifts to the child's school. To protect the families' anonymity, the school arranges for distributing the gits. backpack: new backpacks and school supplies from a list are purchased during the summer. Filled backpacks are delivered to schools before school starts.To help the Elves: become a sponsor and purchase items for the programs donate by sending a check to The Elves c/o Bill Alberta, 751 Elm Street Ext.Ithaca, NY 14850. All donations go directly toward buying items for the program.

Accepts and donates birthday gift items and school supplies for ill children and their well siblings.

Provides free school supplies for low-income school-age children in the community. Also accepts donations of new pack backs and school supplies.This program is dependent on donations. Check during last 2 weeks in August for availability.

Sponsors chapters that share free vegetarian food, clothing, books, school supplies and other essentials at weekly "Food Shares". Accepts donations of vegetarian produce, clothing and material goods. Food Share locations:Hempstead - Sundays @ 2pm at W. Columbia St. & Station PlazaHuntington - Tuesdays @ 7pm at E. 6th St. & Fairground Ave.Farmingville - Thursdays @ 7pm at Horseblock Rd & Woodycrest Dr.Wyandanch - Saturdays @ Noon at the Martin L. King Jr. Health Center, Straight Path & Commonwealth Dr.

The Clothing Program includes the Clothing Room, where "gently worn" clothing and household goods are recycled. Donations are received from area residents during agency hours. People may choose items for their family members at no charge.FSA works with the Oneonta Clothing Guild as a liaison, to provide new sneakers, new snowpants, and new boots for children in the Oneonta School District.The Back to School Program provides lower-income families with some school supplies such as pens, pencils, notebooks, and other items that children need to bring to school in the fall.