Sunset Mall and La Esperanza Clinic Are Helping Local Students Wi

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Sunset Mall and La Esperanza clinic are working in tandem this Saturday to provide free backpacks for students in grades kindergarten through 5th grade.

Sunset Mall and La Esperanza Clinic, Inc. are teaming up once again to celebrate National Health Center Week. The national campaign celebrates Community and raises awareness about Community Health Centers across America. The safety of our staff, volunteers, and community are top priority. We invite the community to participate in this Back to School Celebration on Saturday, August 14, 2021, which marks the end of National Health Center Week, August 9-15, 2021.

The celebration will begin at 10:30 a.m. and the backpacks will be provided to the first 300 kids in grades K-5. Local non-profits and other businesses will help fill the backpacks with school supplies. The public is invited to attend the celebration which will be held at the North Sunset Mall entrance facing Sunset Drive. Free food will be available as well.

Don’t forget the free food hosted by Food Bank. The line will begin outside along the north entrance (Sunset Drive side) and you will be given a ticket for each child grade K-5. Children in grades K-5 must be present. Then traffic will be directed through Sunset Mall for the remaining portion of this event.

The event includes a prize wheel with a chance to win gift cards, school supplies and other items.

Back to School Celebration

Saturday, August 14, 2021 at 10:30am

North Sunset Mall

Entrance facing Sunset Drive

For more information about this event visit www.sunsetmall.com or call 325-949-1947. For more information about National Health Center Week, visit www.healthcenterweek.org. For questions about the backpack giveaway, contact Norma Lee at La Esperanza Clinic, Inc. 325- 949-7974.

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