Help Us Fill 300 Backpacks for New Jersey Students!
Campaign overview
Campaign story
About this campaign
Every child deserves to start the school year with the tools they need to succeed.
This year, Embrace Relief is proud to partner with Uplift Academy, New Spring, Peace Islands Institute and the Turkish Cultural Center New Jersey for our annual Back-to-School Backpack Drive! Together, our goal is to provide 300 fully-stocked backpacks to local students in need.
Let's join hands with our partners to set our local NJ students up for a bright academic year!
Education Program
Why education campaigns matter.
Education campaigns help students access the practical tools and support they need to stay connected to learning.
Support can include school supplies, books, backpacks, computer access, tutoring, scholarships, and student opportunity pathways.
Education support can remove practical barriers to learning.
Campaigns can focus on supplies, technology, tutoring, or opportunity pathways.
Program support can be made once, monthly, or with other donations.
What your donation supports
Learning support that meets practical needs.
School supplies
Donations can support backpacks, books, notebooks, and classroom essentials.
Learning access
Campaigns may help students access tutoring, technology, and stable study support.
Future pathways
Support can help older students move toward scholarships, skills, and opportunity programs.
Campaign FAQ
Questions before supporting education.
Education donations can support school supplies, books, backpacks, computer access, tutoring, scholarships, and student opportunity programs.
Related campaigns
More Education campaigns.
EducationTCCNY Back-to-School Backpack & Supplies Campaign
$5,378 raised$15,000 goal
36% funded
EducationMaryland Back-to-School Backpack & Supplies Campaign
Maryland Back-to-School Backpack & Supplies Campaign
$600 raised$9,000 goal
7% funded
EducationConstruction of Smiling School in Chad
Help complete a safe, permanent school for 120 students, including 30 orphaned children, in N'Djamena, Chad.
$10,628 raised$35,000 goal
30% funded