Students of Chicago’s Zapata Elementary School to Be Presented with Donated Backpacks and School Supplies at Wireless Vision’s “T-Mobile’s Got Your Back” Event on August 26th
T-Mobile Dealer Wireless Vision and The Kids in Need Foundation
Launch Community Outreach Program for School-Aged Children in Need
CHICAGO–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Today, T-Mobile USA retail partner Wireless Vision and the Kids In Need
Foundation (KINF) unveiled “T-Mobile’s Got Your Back,” a “Back to
School” community outreach initiative providing backpacks to a select
elementary school of students.
“Wireless Vision has a commitment to our Chicago market”
During the month of August, when a customer activates a new T-Mobile
line in any Chicago T-Mobile store, owned and operated by Wireless
Vision, a backpack will be donated to a child in need. In addition to
Chicago, Wireless Vision’s “T-Mobile’s Got Your Back” program is also
taking place this month in St. Louis, Detroit, and Columbus, Ohio.
On Friday, August 26, from 9:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m., in the gymnasium at
Zapata Elementary School (2728 S. Kostner Ave in Chicago) students will
receive backpacks to kick-off the 2011-2012 school year.
The Kids In Need Foundation, on behalf of its organization and Wireless
Vision, will donate any remaining backpacks to other Chicago area
schools.
“Wireless Vision has a commitment to our Chicago market,” states Saber
Ammori, CEO. “We have always believed that contributing to the community
is one of our core values. We have encouraged our employees to be
inspired, involved and make a difference. Our T-Mobile’s Got Your Back
campaign is one of the ways of giving back to the community.”
About KINF
The Kids in Need Foundation, a national organization, has a goal is to
ensure that every child is prepared to learn and succeed by providing
free school
Article source: PRNewswire
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