Free backpacks, school supplies available Sunday in Hatch

Hatch-area families can receive free backpacks, school supplies and other services at a back-to-school event Sunday, July 26.

Free backpacks, school supplies available Sunday in Hatch
A back-to-school community event Sunday in Hatch will offer free backpacks, school supplies, immunizations, vision screenings, food and other resources for local families. (Graphic by ChatGPT using a provided source image.)

The back-to-school community event will also offer immunizations, vision screenings, food and family resources

Organ Mountain News report

HATCH - Hatch-area families can pick up free backpacks and school supplies during a back-to-school community event Sunday, July 26.

The event will run from 2 to 5 p.m. in the commons area at Hatch Valley High School, 170 E. Herrera Road.

Free immunizations, vision screenings, food and drinks also will be available, along with information about other community resources.

Backpacks and school supplies will be distributed while supplies last.

Flyer for a July 26 back-to-school event at Hatch Valley High School offering free backpacks, supplies, immunizations, food and vision screenings.
A back-to-school community event Sunday in Hatch will offer free backpacks, school supplies, immunizations, vision screenings, food and other resources for local families. (Courtesy graphic / FYI+)

FYI+ is supporting the event and will have representatives available to speak with families at its table.

The event is open to Hatch-area families with school-age children.

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