As the 2024-2025 school year approaches, B. Lee Entertainment, in partnership with Councilman Reggie Leon and local businesses, will be hosting its 10th Annual Back to School Book Bag & Supply Drive on Sunday, August 4th, from 1 PM to 4 PM at the Betty T. Ferguson Recreational Complex.
This initiative aims to provide essential school supplies to over 500 students in Miami Gardens and surrounding areas, while families can participate in a day filled with fun, music, food, and giveaways.
To support this effort, monetary donations and school supplies are being collected to distribute to local students and families for the upcoming school year. The community is encouraged to get involved by dropping off supplies to Achille Apparel located at 17207 NW 27th Avenue or Juice Defined at 854 Ali Baba Avenue.
“For the past 10 years, we have committed ourselves to supporting the kids and families in our community by helping them prepare for school,” says Brian Lee, founder of B.Lee Entertainment, in a press release. “Our desire to help kids is unwavering. With the support of Councilman Leon, the City of Miami Gardens, and our business partners, we grow each year and impact more families, which is our ultimate goal.”
Over the last decade, B. Lee’s Back to School Supply Drive has collected over 5,000 school supplies for students in Miami-Dade County. This year, they aim to assist even more parents in preparing their children for a successful school year. This year’s community partners include Councilman Reggie Leon, Thompson & Company Realty, DJ Tight, FatandFunny, Juice Defined, Achille Apparel, Lashed and Lovely, Black Girl Fit, Raw Couture, The Peanut Parlor, Ianthe Complete Solutions, LLC, and Sommer Davis.
For more information, please contact event coordinator Alia Lacey at (305) 494-3646. Monetary donations can be made via CashApp at $BLeeParty. Stay connected on social media by following @BleeGives.
This is a Hy-Lo News Staff Report.
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