Henry Schein held its first in-person “Back to School” event at its worldwide headquarters in Melville, N.Y. since 2019. Approximately 400 pre-identified children and their families received backpacks, school supplies, and gift cards to purchase their choice of first-day-of-school outfits. The event also included a BBQ, games, music, crafts, and other activities, including an interactive science presentation.
Additionally, the event featured a tent with free books donated by Team Schein Members and KPMG LLP – the U.S. audit, tax, and advisory firm – through its Family for Literacy programme and partnership with non-profit social enterprise First Book. One of several “Back to School” events being held around the world, the fun-filled evening provided participating children and families with an uplifting experience to kick off a successful school year.
Additionally, the event featured a tent with free books donated by Team Schein Members and KPMG LLP – the U.S. audit, tax, and advisory firm – through its Family for Literacy programme and partnership with non-profit social enterprise First Book. One of several “Back to School” events being held around the world, the fun-filled evening provided participating children and families with an uplifting experience to kick off a successful school year.
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Over the past two and a half decades, Team Schein’s dedication to the ‘Back to School’ programme has only grown stronge. By investing in the educational journey of these exceptional children, we are strengthening the future of our communities. The resilience and potential these students possess inspires Henry Schein to continue doing our part to ensure children within our communities have equal opportunities to thrive.
Stanley M. Bergman, Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer of Henry Schein
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Our Back to School programme at Henry Schein embodies our values of solidarity and commitment to those who are most in need. We are proud to have partnered this year with these three devoted educational institutions to provide students with school supplies to help them return to class with joy.
Vikki Goodall, Vice President and Managing Director UK & Ireland
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A huge thank you to Henry Schein for the gift of 25 filled rucksacks for a selection of our students. The comments made by the students showed how unexpected and delighted they were with the gifts, and the smiles on their faces relayed their happiness. Parents have also commented on the joy the students had at receiving them and showing them the contents when they got home. The stationery and items inside will allow students the chance to be creative and develop their literacy skills in their own time.
Mrs. Knott, Assistant Principal at Bradfields Academy
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Over the past two and a half decades, Team Schein’s dedication to the ‘Back to School’ programme has only grown stronge. By investing in the educational journey of these exceptional children, we are strengthening the future of our communities. The resilience and potential these students possess inspires Henry Schein to continue doing our part to ensure children within our communities have equal opportunities to thrive.
Stanley M. Bergman, Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer of Henry Schein
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Our Back to School programme at Henry Schein embodies our values of solidarity and commitment to those who are most in need. We are proud to have partnered this year with these three devoted educational institutions to provide students with school supplies to help them return to class with joy.
Vikki Goodall, Vice President and Managing Director UK & Ireland
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A huge thank you to Henry Schein for the gift of 25 filled rucksacks for a selection of our students. The comments made by the students showed how unexpected and delighted they were with the gifts, and the smiles on their faces relayed their happiness. Parents have also commented on the joy the students had at receiving them and showing them the contents when they got home. The stationery and items inside will allow students the chance to be creative and develop their literacy skills in their own time.
Mrs. Knott, Assistant Principal at Bradfields Academy
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