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Washington Kids in Transition Giving Trees accepting donations for homeless students

Lynnwood, WALocal News

Washington Kids in Transition is spearheading the Giving Trees initiative, which seeks donations for homeless students in the Edmonds School District this holiday season. The campaign encourages residents of Lynnwood to contribute gifts, fostering community involvement and support for those in need. Designated drop-off locations, including Alderwood, will facilitate the collection of donations, ensuring that gifts reach the students who need them most. This initiative not only provides tangible assistance but also raises awareness about the challenges faced by homeless students. By participating, community members play a crucial role in helping these students feel valued and supported during the holidays.

The program serves as a reminder of the importance of collective action in addressing social issues such as homelessness. Furthermore, it highlights the need for ongoing support and resources for students to succeed academically and socially. Engaging in such initiatives fosters a sense of unity and compassion within the community.

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