The SU Chapter of Golden Key International Honour Society will be collecting school supplies for English as a Second Language (ESL) students attending Edward Smith K-8 School, Syracuse. The items needed are listed below. Collection bins will be placed in the E&CS Student Services Office, 121 Link Hall, the BMCE main office, 329 Link Hall, and in 150 Huntington Hall from Friday, April 4, to Friday, April 11.
The following items are needed:
Glue/glue sticks Whiteboard markers
Crayons Colorful pencil cases
Colorful notebooks Backpacks
Glitter glue Pencils
Picture books Erasers
Chapter books Sticky notes
Colored pencils Rulers
Markers Index cards
Writing paper Scissors
Folders Hats & mittens
Binders
GIFT CARDS/CASH DONATIONS
Even if you do not have any supplies to donate, you can still help! Donations of gift cards (any amount), as well as cash donations, would be gratefully appreciated. For gift card donations, contact Dawn Long, chapter advisor, at 443-4575, or bring them to 329C Link Hall (BMCE Main Office).
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