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The Breeden Company Contributes To The Adopt-A-Student Program

For Immediate Release: 08.16.19
Adopt-A-Student 2019
VIRGINIA BEACH, VIRGINIA –The Breeden Company is proud to give back to the Hampton Roads community by contributing to the 2019 Adopt-A-Student program. The Adopt-A-Student assist the area’s underprivileged students by providing the essential school supplies needed to begin the school year.
 
All of the children in receipt of the supplies are currently living in homeless shelters and do not have the financial resources to purchase needed supplies. The Breeden Company will be providing new backpacks and school supplies such as notebooks, binders, pens, pencils, markers, paper, compasses, calculators, and more. Each package has been customized for the individual student based on their age, gender, grade level, school, their personal needs and wants. 
 

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