By: Richard L. Smith
In a heartwarming display of community spirit, the Camden County Prosecutor’s Office (CCPO) Community Outreach and Engagement Unit (COE) made a meaningful impact at the annual Back to School Bookbag Bash on Saturday, August 3.
According to CCPO officials, the event, hosted by Parents Invincible at Reverend Evers Park, brought together families from across Camden County for a day of support and celebration as the new school year approaches.
The COE Unit, committed to fostering positive relationships within the community, distributed 101 bookbags filled with essential school supplies.
These supplies, generously donated by personnel from the Camden County Prosecutor’s Office, ensured that students would be well-prepared as they head back to the classroom.
The Bookbag Bash was more than just a giveaway—it was a powerful example of the Camden County Prosecutor’s Office’s dedication to giving back and strengthening ties with the residents they serve.
Families left the event not only with school supplies but also with a sense of community and support, knowing that their local law enforcement is invested in their success.
The success of the Back to School Bookbag Bash highlights the importance of community engagement and the positive impact that such initiatives can have on local families.
As students across Camden County gear up for the new school year, the Camden County Prosecutor’s Office stands as a proud supporter of their educational journey.