The Salvation Army in Abilene has initiated a collection effort for school supplies. This drive aims to gather essential items for local families.
The effort is part of the organization's 'Stuff the Bus' supply drive.
Further details about the drive, including what supplies are needed and how to contribute, are available from The Salvation Army in Abilene or through local news sources such as KTXS.
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