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Local bank to help collect funds for school supply kits

Written by: June 24 2010
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INDIAN RIVER COUNTY — Seacoast National Bank announced it will work with the Education Foundation to collect donations on behalf of the organization to support the purchase of 2,000 school supply kits for Indian River County children. The Education Foundation needs a minimum of $30,000 between now and July 15. However, Seacoast will collect donations for the school supply fund year round. Participating schools will distribute school supply kits to disadvantaged primary and secondary students in August.

 

A tax-deductible donation of $15 can provide one student with basic supplies for the year.Donations can be made at any of the eight Seacoast National Bank locations in Indian River County to make a deposit in the Education Foundation school supply account (#4200037891).

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