Stratosphere Networks is participating in a back-to-school supply drive for Lawrence Hall to ensure the hundreds of young people the organization serves have everything they need to succeed during the upcoming school year.
Lawrence Hall asks interested organizations and individuals to set up collection boxes each year and gather supplies such as backpacks, washable markers, crayons, pencils and more. Supplies will be accepted at 4833 N. Francisco Ave. in Chicago from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on weekdays until Friday, August 13. Please contact Laryssa Sykes at lsykes@lawrencehall.org or 773-334-7736 for drop-off information.
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You can also purchase supplies from Lawrence Hall’s AmazonSmile Wish List or make an online donation.
Stratosphere Networks staff members have also volunteered to stuff backpacks with school supplies on Monday, August 16 for the 500+ students Lawrence Hall serves. The organization has delivered high-quality therapeutic care to abused and neglected youth in the Chicago metropolitan area for more than 150 years.
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Stratosphere has an ongoing relationship with the social services organization and has assisted with back-to-school supply drives in previous years, in addition to sponsoring annual events such as Lawrence Hall’s Fall Fete and Lucky Charm Party. Steve Melchiorre, the CEO of Stratosphere Networks, also serves as a member of the Lawrence Hall Board of Trustees.
“It’s incredibly important to make sure young people have access to all the resources they need to perform well in school and lay the foundation for lifelong success,” Melchiorre said. “We’re always happy to help Lawrence Hall with the vital work they do for our community.”
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