The Kaiser Permanente Fremont Medical Center’s backpack drive in July beautifully showcases its commitment to the local community by helping families prepare for the upcoming school year. By providing free backpacks filled with essential school supplies, the initiative helped children in Fremont have what they needed to begin their new school year.
The event brought together volunteers from our medical center, creating an atmosphere of teamwork and community spirit. Families were able to access these resources without the burden of financial stress, fostering a sense of unity and support among neighbors. Through the hard work from Fremont employees, we were able to give out over 275 backpacks!
This backpack drive is a testament to our medical center’s dedication to health care as well as the overall well-being of the community. By focusing on education, we recognized that having the right supplies can make a significant difference in a child’s success and confidence. We care deeply about the future of the children in Fremont, going beyond traditional health care services to uplift families in practical ways. Initiatives like this equip students for their educational journeys and inspire a sense of hope and resilience. We embrace our role as a vital partner in the community and we are committed to creating a brighter future for children and families in our communities.
Sam Suchak, RN from Emergency Department is featured with distributing backpacks to prepare parents and children for the new school year.