Families Enjoy Free Resources at Back to School Bash in Birmingham, Bessemer, and Fairfield

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What commenced as a heartfelt vision from Julius Bedford, the founder of Ladder Day Movement and a member of Iota Phi Theta Fraternity Inc., has evolved into a thriving tradition centered on service, unity, and support for local youth. The 2nd Annual Back-to-School Bash is scheduled for Saturday, August 2, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at The Kloset, located at 5200 Valley Road, Fairfield, AL 35064. This event will provide complimentary school supplies, haircuts, and community resources, benefiting students and families in the Fairfield, Bessemer, and Birmingham School Districts, where classes commence on August 7.Bedford emphasized the significance of the initiative beyond merely distributing supplies, highlighting its role in fostering student readiness. “Every student should be day-one ready,” he stated, drawing from his own experiences. Shurmaine Pruitt, Event and Outreach Coordinator for Alabama Greek Foundation, reflected on the collaborative spirit and community upliftment essential to this endeavor, calling unity crucial for impactful change. This year promises enhancements such as increased supplies, entertainment, and expanded partnerships, fostering a deeper community connection.

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