Recap: School Supply Drive - 2025
RECAP: School Supply Drive - March 10-30 - 2025
by Eleanor Morel
Chairperson, 2025 School Supply Drive
To our incredible Valencia Del Sol community:
THANK YOU for your generosity!
On April 14th, we presented a check for $1,780 and delivered 1,562 school supplies plus 448 socks and underwear items to Wimauma Elementary School, where 90 percent of students quality for free or reduced cost lunches.
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Karen Fletcher, Wimauma Elementary School principal, was overjoyed with our donations and thanked us for our continued support.
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On behalf of myself and committee member Karen Hinderer, we are SO grateful for your support.
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PHOTOS: School Supply committee members present a check for $1,780, a carload of school supplies, 448 sock and underwear items on April 14th to Karen Fletcher, Wimauma Elementary School principal.
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RECAP: School Supply Drive - April 1-20th - 2024
This year’s School Supply Drive benefits Wimauma Elementary School where 90% of its 569 students quality for free or reduced lunches.
School Supply items requested: composition books, folders, 2-ring binders, spiral notebooks, #2 pencils, erasers, sharpeners, Crayola crayons, scissors, glue sticks, highlighters.
Other needed items: new shoes, socks, hoodies and undies (children ages 5-10).
Place items in the box in the clubhouse lobby.
Cash donations also needed! All cash donations will be used to purchase school uniforms and shoes. Donate securely on-line at www.robinhoodsvds.com.
The 2024 School Supply Drive benefitted Wimauma Elementary School where 90% of its 569 students quality for free or reduced lunches.
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The campaign was chaired by VDS resident Judy Walker and committee members Eleanor Morel and Karen Hinderer.
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Recap: School Supply Drive - 2023
The Robin Hoods of VDS 2023 School Supply Drive was a great success, thanks to the generosity of the Valencia Del Sol Community.
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VDS residents were asked to donate new school supplies and shoes, socks and underwear for boys and girls ages 5 to 12. Monetary donations were used to fund school uniforms and some basic clothing items previously mentioned.
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The campaign was chaired by VDS resident Judy Walker and committee members Eleanor Morel and Karen Hinderer. It benefitted the children of Wimauma Elementary School.
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Below, click on the flyer to see the results of the drive.
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