Attorney Brian White Personal Injury Lawyers Hosts 2022-2023 Back-Pack to School Charity Event

Aug 17, 2022


Attorney Brian White Personal Injury Lawyers

Attorney Brian White Personal Injury Lawyers

HOUSTON - August 17, 2022 - (Newswire.com)

The legal team at Attorney Brian White Personal Injury Lawyers recently sponsored a back-to-school charity event to provide supplies to a deserving local elementary school in Houston, Texas. Everyone had a great time at the Back-Pack to School event on Aug. 6, which featured live music, dancing, games, face painting, BBQ, and other activities. 

Attorney Brian White Personal Injury Lawyers donated 500 backpacks containing school supplies, hygienic products, and other necessities to Ketelsen Elementary. That's one backpack for every child attending the school. 

Brian White also hosted a food and clothes drive and raised nearly $2,000, donating 100% of the proceeds to the school for field trips, school uniforms, food, and other school supplies. 

For the event, Brian White and his team collaborated with local charitable organizations to provide resources for families in need. They want to ensure that these students and their families have access to food, clothing, and other necessary items to be successful throughout the school year.

Brian White is dedicated to helping people in his community and actively supports many charities throughout Houston. He grew up in a low-income household, so community involvement is close to his heart. That's what drove him to host this charity event and help local families who may be struggling. 

While there are many deserving local schools in the area, Brian White and his legal team selected Ketelsen Elementary because it is lacking in crucial resources. Many students report that their only meal of the day is their school lunch. Additionally, the school can only afford one field trip per year, so the funds raised will provide access to more educational trips throughout the school year. 

The event was a huge success. Brian White is thankful for the dedicated staff members who volunteered and the welcoming hospitality of the teachers, parents, and students he had the pleasure of meeting.

Media Contact:

  • Company Name: Attorney Brian White Personal Injury Lawyers 
  • Address: 3120 Southwest Fwy #350
  • City: Houston
  • State: Texas
  • Zip: 77098
  • Country: United States
  • Phone: (713) 500-5000
  • Website: https://attorneybrianwhite.com/



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