Local Grayslake Real Estate Team, Noote Partners @ Compass Real Estate, Launches School Supply Drive
Donations provide Lake County students with the supplies they need to succeed
GRAYSLAKE, Ill., June 22, 2022 (Newswire.com) - Noote Partners @ Compass Real Estate is collaborating with the United Way of Lake County for its annual Stuff the Bus school supply drive through Aug. 1, 2022.
Access to free school supplies for at-risk students is critical to building an equitable learning environment. Equipping students with necessary supplies helps prepare them for their academic studies, builds self-esteem, and sets them up for success.
"Our team believes in not just selling in the community but giving back to it," said Team Principal of Noote Partners, Barb Noote. "I grew up here, my family is located here, and I love to watch our community grow and support each other."
Donors may purchase new supplies or donate gently used calculators. All members of the community or local businesses are invited to participate and donations may be dropped off by August 1 at Noote Partners @ Compass Real Estate, 22 Center Street, Grayslake, Monday to Friday, 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
About Noote Partners @ Compass Real Estate
With an average of over 15 years of experience, Noote Partners @ Compass Real Estate is a woman-led, leading, technology-enabled residential real estate team that provides exceptional service to their clients (Buyers, Sellers, Renters, and Landlords). Noote Partners is led by award-winning veteran agent Barb Noote. Noote Partners consists of seven experienced agents local to Lake County, IL, with deep community roots. Noote Partners' service area ranges from Southeastern Wisconsin to Northern Cook County, Illinois. For more information about Noote Partners' services or participating in this event, please contact 224.540.3971 or nootepartners@compass.com. To learn more about Noote Partners, visit https://www.compass.com/agents/team-noote.
About United Way of Lake County
At United Way of Lake County, we believe that preparing children to thrive in school is the best way to disrupt the cycle of poverty. That is why we engage in activities that are ensuring children are ready for their first day of school, building children's early literacy skills, helping youth overcome barriers to high school graduation and empowering families to develop a strong foundation for their child's future success. United Way of Lake County launched 211, a free, confidential, 24-hour information and referral helpline, connecting individuals and families in Lake County to essential health and human services, to improve and save lives. Through the support of our partners and supporters, we are transforming communities by delivering programs that are timely, effective, and scalable, with results we can measure. For more information, visit www.LIVEUNITEDlakecounty.org.
Source: Noote Partners @ Compass Real Estate
