Every
child deserves to start the school year with a backpack and essential
school supplies, but the sad reality is many families can’t afford these
items. Making a difference to change this is The Office Depot
Foundation and its National Backpack Program, which over the past 12
years has provided more than 2.9 million backpacks to children around
the world. This year, to mark the 13th
anniversary of the National Backpack Program, the Office Depot Foundation will donate 300,000 backpacks with essential school supplies
to deserving children in all 50 states, Puerto Rico and internationally.
By the end of 2013, Office Depot and the Office Depot Foundation will
have donated more than 3 million backpacks and sackpacks since the
inception of the program in 2001.
Plus, there are a lot of programs to help teachers out.
·
School Supplies Checklist:
With
this digital planning tool and simple-to-use online platform, teachers
can build, store and share checklists of required school supplies with
parents and students allowing them to conveniently browse and purchase
this year’s essentials directly from the website or by printing the
list for fast, in-store shopping.
·
5% Back to Schools Program:
To help teachers, parents and schools earn free supplies and alleviate
out-of-pocket expenses, every School Supplies Checklist
that a teacher creates links to their corresponding school code so that
shoppers who use their teacher’s list can help their schools get 5%
back for free supplies.
·
Teacher Appreciation Events:
Office Depot celebrates hard-working teachers for their dedication and
commitment to students’ success.
Beginning in late July, Office Depot will host its annual,
complimentary Teacher Appreciation Breakfast to kick off eight days of
teacher shopping advantages.
·
Teacher Rewards Program:
Members receive personalized promotions on products or services that
are relevant to them, access to special in-store events and exclusive
pre-sale offers on new products, allowing educators to choose how they
get rewarded.
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