Frito Lay School Supply Drive

Help us re-supply students with the consumable supplies they used up during first semester.

$125 can equip one student for the entire second semester!

Why:
In honor of Black History Month, Frito Lay’s Mosaic team is living out this year’s theme of ‘Rise as One’ by giving back to our Charlotte community. 127,000 local students in high-need schools need our support more than ever this year with virtual learning happening in almost all schools. While most of the region’s students will be learning remotely, they’ll still take notes with pens, pencils and paper, stay organized with pocket folders, binders, and backpacks, and take art class with crayons, markers, and glue. Remote learning has actually increased the community’s need for supplies because classrooms can no longer share materials, and now even more families are experiencing financial hardships

When:
February 15th – February 28th

Who:
We invite anyone to donate and support our teachers and students. Your gifts will directly benefit Charlotte Metro area students in schools where 50% or more of the student population lives below the poverty line. Classroom Central distributes school supplies to students through its partner network of organizations that have direct access to students in need (including local housing organizations), as well as through teachers and school systems.

How to Help:
Make a financial donation below or purchase supplies from Classroom Central’s Amazon Wish List. (Financial donors, remember to complete PepsiCo’s Matching Gift Form to double your donation!)

Questions?
For any questions about donations please contact, John Moffitt ([email protected]) or Sydney Coppadge ([email protected]). For any questions about Classroom Central, please contact Darden Blow, Director of Community Engagement ([email protected])

Make a donation:

Financial information about this organization and a copy of its license are available from the State Solicitation Licensing Branch (888-830-4989). The license is not an endorsement by the state.