5,000 Kits for 5,000 Kids

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Back 2 School IL CEO Matthew Kurtzman's

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Dec 14, 2018

Back 2 School IL CEO Matthew Kurtzman's goal is to provide 5,000 students from low income families with school supplies. This year round organization offers 4 different kits with about 30 basic supplies. They hope to provide 1.2 million kits per year.

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