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Miracles for Kids hosted their annual “Back-to-School Basket of Miracles” event in Irvine

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According to Deloitte’s 2022 back-to-school survey, back-to-school shopping will average $661 per student this year due to inflation.  Many families are unable to afford the long list of back-to-school necessities.

Miracles for Kids "Back-to-School Basket of Miracles" event in Irvine (Photo: Julie Nguyen/SNAP TASTE®)
Miracles for Kids “Back-to-School Basket of Miracles” event in Irvine (Photo: Julie Nguyen/SNAP TASTE®)

Today, the Miracles for Kids organization hosted their annual “Back-to-School Basket of Miracles” event in Irvine, California.  The “Back-to-School Basket of Miracles’ event is not the only event from the non-profit that helps to provide for these families, delivering school essentials for the kids.  The organization has hosted different types of non-profit events to help the communities as well.

Miracles for Kids "Back-to-School Basket of Miracles" event in Irvine (Photo: Julie Nguyen/SNAP TASTE®)
Miracles for Kids “Back-to-School Basket of Miracles” event in Irvine (Photo: Julie Nguyen/SNAP TASTE®)

Here at the event, over a hundred volunteers and donors assembled gift baskets for the families.  Some are being delivered by the volunteers to the families in Orange County and some are ship out to other communities throughout California.

Companies like Target, and Irvine Company, among others, also sent out their employees during work hours to help the organization assemble the items prior to the event.  The Miracles team has collected back-to-school items from sponsors, donations, and local community initiatives to offer a smooth transition for families that need it most. (Colored pencils, markers, crayons, mechanical pencils. Highlighters. Index cards, rulers, pocket folders, spiral notebooks (wide & college ruled), sets of dividers, 1” binders, and  Target gift cards to help offset costs for families.)

Please take a look at the event photos below.

Check out the video from Shappira Roberson who is the community programs manager at Miracles for Kids.

Julie Nguyen
Julie Nguyen
Editor-in-Chief dedicated to uncovering the newest trends in hotels, restaurants, lifestyle, fashion, and entertainment. Proudly contributed as a judge for the 2024 CES Innovation Awards, offering insights into groundbreaking developments in the tech industry. Committed to keeping readers well-informed on the forefront of innovation and style. Additionally, she has extensively covered renowned events like the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, the Dubai 2020 Expo, CES, D23 Expo, 2023 Milano Monza Motor Show, and various others, bolstering her expertise and unwavering commitment to delivering comprehensive coverage. It is worth noting that Julie, a California native, was raised in Orange County.
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