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The Comedy Vault teams up with Chip In Batavia for summer school supply drive
Residents can support the community to earn a night of laughter and fun
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In an uplifting display of community spirit, The Comedy Vault has partnered with local charity Chip In Batavia to launch the "Laugh and Give Back" campaign.
This creative initiative — which runs from June 19 to August 2 — aims to support students in need while offering donors a chance to enjoy some laughs.
Chip In Batavia is a charitable organization dedicated to helping students and families who are homeless or on free or reduced lunch programs. The group reports that over 18% of Batavia students fall into the first category, while more than 100 students in the area are currently experiencing homelessness, often living in doubled-up situations or hotels.
The creative fundraising idea is simple yet impactful: community members who donate school supplies will receive a voucher for an upcoming show at The Comedy Vault.
"Chip In Batavia is so very grateful for their support, kindness and help, and so grateful to our wonderful community who follow us and helps our students and families that are on free or reduced lunch," said Joanne Spitz, a representative for Chip In Batavia.
Donations can be dropped off at three convenient locations:
Batavia Main Street (5 E Wilson St, Batavia)
Brother Chimp (1059 West Orchard Road, North Aurora)
The Comedy Vault (during box office hours)
The list of needed supplies is extensive, catering to students of all ages. Items range from durable backpacks to specific school supplies for middle and high school students, including folders, notebooks, writing utensils, and calculators.
For younger students at Batavia Apartments, essentials like liquid glue, tissues, and basic calculators are in high demand.
This initiative not only addresses a critical need in our community but also offers a unique way for residents to contribute. By donating, community members can make a tangible difference in a student's life while earning themselves a night of laughter and entertainment.
The Comedy Vault's commitment to combining philanthropy with entertainment sets an inspiring example of how local businesses can creatively support their communities. As the summer progresses, Tri-Cities residents are encouraged to participate in this meaningful campaign, proving that sometimes, the best way to help others is with a smile.
For more information about Chip In Batavia and their ongoing efforts, visit their website at www.chipinbatavia.org.
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