Atlanta’s Columbia Residential: Back To School Bash

Columbia Residential in partnership with Variety the Children’s Charity will present it’s Fourth Annual Back School Bash, taking place at Carver High School, 55 McDonough Blvd SE, Atlanta, GA 30315, on July 28, 2018 from 11:00AM-1:00PM EST. The event features a back pack and school supply giveaway with food, music, activities, entertainment, prize giveaways, and resources. This year’s event will have a carnival/fair theme.

Columbia Residential is proud to host it’s annual Back to School Bash at Carver High School for the second year. The Back to School Bash will provide anywhere from 1,000-1,200 back packs and school supplies for students in grades k-12. Several local businesses and organizations will come together for a philanthropic opportunity to give back to school age children, as they return to school. Parents/Guardians and children will get the opportunity to engage with local community partners and have access to several resources.

In addition, the event will provide food, music, activities, entertainment, and prize giveaways for all attendees. This event helps local businesses and organization to connect with over 1,200 families and shows their support for the local community and children. Community partners and sponsors are also promoted during the event, marketing materials, social media, and press.

The Back to School Bash is free and open to the public. All attendees are encouraged to pre-register, however, on-site registrations and walk-ups are allowed. Children are required to be in attendance in order to receive school supplies. The event is first come, first serve while supplies last.

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