Students can get free supplies, clothes, haircuts, physicals
Programs offered Saturday at Mercy Support Services, Thrasher-Horne Center
MIDDLEBURG – Students can have fun, get school supplies and free physicals and haircuts before the first day of school during a pair of events on Saturday on College Drive.
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Students can get free supplies, clothes, haircuts, physicals
Programs offered Saturday at Mercy Support Services, Thrasher-Horne Center
MIDDLEBURG – Students can have fun, get school supplies and free physicals and haircuts before the first day of school during a pair of events on Saturday on College Drive.
The Back to School Bash will be from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. at the Thrasher-Horne Center, while the Emmanuel Project will provide free school physicals at Mercy Support Services from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Students from all grades will get new backpacks with school supplies and new clothing at the Back to School Bash.
A half mile away, students can get physicals and haircuts. Students are asked to register for appointments at emmanuelproject.org/schedule.
Sponsors include One Clay, Clay County Schools District Police Department, Clay County Sheriff’s Office, Wiggins Construction, Challenge Enterprises, The Grub Brothers, The Springs Church, St. Johns River State College, River Christian Church, JourneyChurch.org, St. Peter’s Episcopal Church, Worth Pursing, Eternal Redeemer Fellowship Church, True Life Church, Orange Park Presbyterian, 121 Financial Credit Union, State Farm’s Katherine Baustert, Serve by Design, St. Johns River Deanery Council of Catholic Women, Strong Foundations Behavioral Services and Reinhold Foundation.
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