A local event is being held to support students in Palm Beach County. The goal is to help them start the school year prepared. CBS12 is organizing the event, called Stuff the Bus, which will take place in West Palm Beach.
People can participate by donating school supplies. Further details about the event, including how to give online or get a group involved, are available from CBS12. The event is scheduled for Thursday, and those interested can reach out to the source for more information.
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