Tampa teenagers are teaming up with nonprofit Where Love Grows collecting school supplies.
The need is greater than ever as the country tries to cope with the coronavirus crisis.
In this podcast, Saran Fazan talks with Vicki Anzalone, CEO and founder of Where Love Grows, student volunteers, Cole Mangan, Carter Dill, and Tyler Girsch, and parent Dr. Laura Dill about the Potter Elementary COVID Project and how the community can help.
Founded in 2012, Where Love Grows has served 19,000 hot, evening meals and taught more than 1,000 students in cooking classes. When the COVID-19 pandemic halted their in-person programs, the nonprofit knew it had to adapt quickly to address the community’s growing needs. Where Love Grows has now expanded its mission to collect individual school supplies, starting with all 600 students at Tampa’s Potter Elementary School.
If you’d like to donate supplies, here is Where Love Grows’ Amazon Wishlist: www.Amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/1FH3SCKDWUEG6?ref_=wl_share
Learn more about Where Love Grows: www.WhereLoveGrows.org
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