Keller Swan’s Project Backpack supports Palm Beach County elementary students
Keller Swan donated 300 backpacks filled with essential school supplies as Palm Beach County children prepared for the upcoming school year.
Keller Swan Injury Attorneys recently launched Project Backpack, an initiative aimed at supporting local Palm Beach County students as the new school year begins.
In its first year of participation, the law firm partnered with the Palm Beach Sheriff’s Office, Timber Trace Elementary School in Palm Beach Gardens, El Sol Community Center in Jupiter and Jupiter Farms Elementary School, donating a total of 300 backpacks filled with essential school supplies as children prepared for the upcoming school year. Each backpack was equipped with notebooks, color-coded folders, pencils, scissors, glue sticks, erasers, and other basic essentials needed for everyday school tasks.
“It’s hard to believe summer is over and the school year is starting this week,” said Christopher Keller of Keller Swan Injury Attorneys. “This year, Keller Swan was proud to launch Project Backpack, supporting Palm Beach County area families in need as their children began their journey this school year. As a local business for five years, it was an honor to give back to future leaders. We couldn’t wait to donate 300 backpacks to each child as they started their first day of school this year.”
At the beginning of August, leaders from Keller Swan visited the Palm Beach Sheriff’s Office, Timber Trace Elementary School, El Sol Community Center and Jupiter Farms Elementary School to personally hand-deliver the backpacks to each student and their families.
