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FIT Closet seeking to fill supply gaps following Stuff the Bus event

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By KMAN Staff on July 16, 2019 Local News, Manhattan
School supplies were stuffed into a USD 383 bus Saturday outside the Manhattan Walmart. Photo by Sam Hennigh/KMAN
School supplies were stuffed into a USD 383 bus Saturday outside the Manhattan Walmart. Photo by Sam Hennigh/KMAN

Some gaps remain following Saturday’s Stuff the Bus event for the USD 383 FIT Closet.

Organizers say there are still plenty of needs to fulfill before the school year begins. They are hoping to have these supplies no later than Wednesday.

Facial Tissue: 500 boxes
Hand Sanitizer (12 oz bottles): 450 bottles
Clorox Wipes: 600 containers
Comp Books (COLLEGE RULE ONLY): 2880
Pencil Top Erasers: 6000 individual erasers (we repackage them into bags of 12)
Pencil Bags (to fit in 3-hole binder): 100
Dry Erase Markers (BLACK ONLY): 1150
Permanent Markers (BLACK ONLY): 900
7” Scissors: 130
TI 30X IIS Calculators: 50

Supplies can be brought directly to the Manhattan High West Campus Main Office on Tuesday or Wednesday between 9 a.m. and noon or 1 p.m. and 4 p.m.

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