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28
School Supplies — Free!
Like many teachers, Christy Zabo sometimes pitches in to help
pay for classroom materials. But thanks to Schoolhouse Supplies
in Portland, Oregon, more of her money stays in her pocket.
That’s because Schoolhouse Supplies runs a fully stocked
warehouse of school supplies where teachers can shop without
having to worry about the bill because it’s all free. With the help
of a $2,500 grant from Wells Fargo, Schoolhouse Supplies opened
in 2000, collecting supplies from local companies to donate to
schools. Since opening, it has provided 130 public schools with
1.4 million pencils and other school supplies totaling $9 million.
Wells Fargo has given $130,000 to support Schoolhouse Supplies,
our team members are active on its board, and in 2007 alone our
Portland banking teams collected $3,800 worth of supplies,
delivered straight to the warehouse.