Staten Island Backpack Distributions At NYPD 121st Precinct With Help Of Local Officers, In Stapleton With Asm. Pirozzolo, ICNA Relief: Asm. Charles Fall

121 Precinct Back to School Giveaway

Editor’s note: Last year, we covered the backpack giveaway by BP Fossella in Tompkinsville. Cm. Hanks also hosted a school supply giveaway earlier this year. 

I was glad to join the NYPD 121st Precinct for the #BackToSchool Supplies Giveaway this week. It was wonderful to see our community come together to support our students as they prepare for the new school year. Helping our children start strong is essential, and events like this truly make a difference. Thank you to everyone who contributed in making this day a success!

121st Precinct School Supplies Giveaway. Image Credit – Asm. Fall

121st Precinct School Supplies Giveaway. Image Credit – Asm. Fall

Back to School Backpack Distribution In Stapleton

Glad to have teamed up with ICNA Relief and Assemblyman Pirozzolo for a successful backpack giveaway in Stapleton this week! It was a pleasure to meet some of our youngest Staten Islanders as they gear up for the new school year. Excited to see them start the school year strong!

Stapleton Backpack Giveaway. Image Credit – Asm. Fall

Banner Image: Asm. Fall at the backpack giveaway. Image Credit – Asm. Fall

Assemblyman Charles D. Fall

Assemblymember Charles Fall represents New York’s 61st Assembly District covering the North Shore of Staten Island, where he has resided his whole life. Fall is the first Muslim and African-American Assemblymember elected from Staten Island. He comes from a working-class family of six. His parents immigrated to Staten Island from Guinea, West Africa, and displayed a commitment to improving the lives of those around them. Fall’s legislative priorities revolve around comprehensive strategies to ensure stable and healthier communities. This includes expanding resources for teachers, parents and students to resolve academic disparities, creating affordable housing options, ensuring individuals and families have sufficient health coverage and access to vital services, improving transportation infrastructure and other long-standing community concerns on the North Shore.