Drive Up and Grab a Bag of School Supplies
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NEW BERN, N.C. - ncarol.com -- For the 11th year, the Pamlico County Relief Team and Charge Up Campaign will host the its annual school supplies giveaway.The Stuff My Bag Community Event will take place Saturday, August 8, 2020 at the Pamlico Primary School located at 323 Neals Creek Rd in Bayboro, North Carolina. Beginning at three o'clock in the afternoon, registered attendees can receive school supplies for their students.

Due to COVID-19, this year's giveback event will look a little different. To protect the safety of both the volunteers and attendees, book bags will be pre-filled and will be distributed via drive up and go. There will be food vendors available for those that would like to purchase. In line with current standards of social distance and prevention, the organization requests that anyone that leaves their vehicle wear a mask and take any other recommended preventative measures.

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Pre-registration is available until August 3, 2020 and can be completed by emailing PamlicoReliefTeam@gmail.com.Please include:

• Your name
• Names of scholars
• Age(s) and grade-level(s) of scholars

Donations for both in-kind and financial support are currently being accepted and can be made via PayPal (paypal.me/chargeupcampaign) and CashApp ($chargeupcampaign). Please earmark donations PRT. Product donations can be sent to:

Patrice Sawyer

ATTN: Pamlico Relief Team

P.O. Box 415

Alliance, NC 28509

Charge Up Campaign is a 501(c)3 organization and all donations are tax deductible. For more information email PamlicoReliefTeam@gmail.com. To find out how you can support Charge Up Campaign and its initiatives to support the community and cancer survivors visit www.chargeupcampaign.org.