Bowden, of Collinsville, brought in his fries and stepchildren, seven in all, to the event to beat free haircuts, clothes, shoes and socks, Gucci T shirts “buy as we can,” he said.
and backpacks with school supplies. Bowden and wife April have six boys and a girl ranging in age from 3 to 9.
Bowden works part time as an auto and lube technician and attends Patrick Henry Community College full time in the auto technician program. Mens Underwear His wife works full time in a production job at a food company and goes to PHCC full time in the nursing program, he said.
“That’s a big expense for us,” Bowden said of back-to-school, and the event Saturday was “a big help for us.”
Without it, he said, the family probably would have to seek help from another church or outreach program, or the family would have to
hottest mens underwear Bowden, who goes to a different church, also said he liked that Saturday’s event was faith-based, with lessons about God.
“It’s good to do things for other people without asking for anything in return,” he said.Nancy Wright, who was in charge of the clothes distribution at “back2school,” said she saw Bowden’s young daughter after she got new shoes, socks and gently-used clothing. The girl was hugging the clothes next to her chest and looking down at her new shoes and smiling, Wright said.
She can identify. “I am one of 10 children and grew up in West Virginia” until she moved to this area when she was 14. “I wore hand-me-down clothes ... .”
Wright said she was especially moved by the smiles on ck mens underwear children’s and parents’ faces and the gratitude of parents. “They can’t thank you enough.”
Lisa Brim of Martinsville, who has a part-time job, was with her 4-year-old son and 6-year-old daughter picking out clothing items. “I think it’s great. It saves parents money on school supplies,” she said. “The shoes are the most expensive (item).”
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