School Supplies Photos

touplus3 posted a photo:

Cali4beach posted a photo:

Originally I wanted to carve something on a pencil like this: carverscompanion.com/Ezine/Vol1Issue5/WispinskiPencils/Ca...

But then again, I have no carving skills or the right tools at hand. :/

366 Creativity Journal
Day 28 Back to school. Use traditional school materials like number 2 pencils or lined paper notebooks to make something nontraditional.

Júlia Mrqs posted a photo:

miranda simpson posted a photo:

winter semester 2012 textbooks, binders, and notebooks.

U.S. Navy JAG Corps posted a photo:

Navy Senior Chief Legalman Alicia Barnes hands a book bag containing school supplies, flip flops, soap, shampoo and treats to a young girl at The Center for the Protection of Women and Children, the largest orphanage in Djibouti caring for more than 325 young women and children, ages 2-22. Barnes is the staff legalman for Camp Lemonier, Djibouti, Staff Judge Advocate. The New York native is deployed from Naval Legal Service Office Southeast, Jacksonville, Fla.

imaginethat posted a photo:

Just because I'm in the serious business of working on a Ph.D. doesn't mean I have to buy serious supplies for school. :)

Direct Relief International posted a photo:

School supplies and other items are delivered by Shanti Volunteer Association to children in the Kesennuma area of Japan in Miyagi Prefecture after the March 2011 tsunami.

Shanti Volunteer Association (SVA) is a non-governmental organization that provides educational services and emergency relief to underprivileged communities in Asia and the Middle East. Support services in Cambodia, Laos, Myranmar, Afghanistan, and Japan include educational and cultural projects designed to reflect traditional cultures and values.

Direct Relief has supported SVA with cash grants to fund earthquake, tsunami, and nuclear disaster relief and recovery efforts.

SVA began its relief activities shortly after the earthquake and tsunami struck Japan in March 2011. Kesennuma City was one of the worst hit areas and access to the population, many of whom are elderly, was difficult and limited. Funding from Direct Relief has been used by SVA to support a disaster volunteer center in Kesennuma, distribute food and other essential items, and operate a shuttle bus service anda mobile library.

Following the disaster relief and reconstruction phase, SVA will concentrate on strengthening local capacity to sustain recovery efforts.


www.DirectRelief.org