
VOLUNTEER
Volunteers
Be part of something bigger than yourself.
Our volunteers are the heart of Back to School Marketplace. From organizing clothing to helping students shop, every role directly impacts a child’s confidence and school experience.
Ways to Get Involved:
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Event Day Support
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Help students shop
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Organize clothing and inventory
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Manage check-in and flow of the event
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Skill-Based Volunteering
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Marketing & social media
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Photography & content creation
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Logistics & operations planning
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Fundraising & partnerships
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Leadership Opportunities
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Join a planning committee
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Lead volunteer teams
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Support year-round strategy and growth
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Why It Matters:
You’re not just volunteering—you’re helping a child feel seen, valued, and ready for school.

STUDENTS
This is your community—be part of it.
Students play a powerful role in making Back to School Marketplace successful. Whether you need support or want to give back, there’s a place for you here.
Get Involved:
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Spread the Word
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Share with friends and classmates
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Help us reach students who may need support
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Volunteer
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Earn service hours
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Support your peers in a meaningful way
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Attend the Marketplace
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Shop for free clothing and backpacks
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Start the school year feeling confident and prepared
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Why It Matters:
You have the ability to lift up your peers and create a stronger, more connected community.

EDUCATORS
Educators
Help us reach the students who need it most.
Educators are essential partners in connecting students and families with Back to School Marketplace. Your voice helps ensure no student is left behind.
How You Can Help:
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Spread Awareness
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Share event details with students and families
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Include information in newsletters and communications
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Identify & Refer Students
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Help connect students who would benefit from the program
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Partner With Us
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Coordinate school-based outreach
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Host info sessions or distribute materials
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Bridge the Gap
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Serve as a liaison between your school and our organization
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Why It Matters:
When students feel confident in what they wear, they show up ready to learn, participate, and succeed.
