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Donate Brand-New Pairs of Pajamas and Scholastic Book Clubs Will Match with Brand-New Books!

Our Vision We believe preventing and reducing youth substance use is a collective responsibility. We envision a community-wide collaboration to promote safe, healthy and positive youth development in Hampden and Wilbraham. Together, using effective, evidence-based public health and educational strategies, we can reduce youth substance use so that our young people will have the best opportunity to grow into strong, happy, healthy, productive adults. Who We Are We are a diverse group of community members and agencies working to reduce youth substance use in the broader context of promoting physical health, mental health, and safety for all Hampden-Wilbraham students. The Coalition is coordinated by the Hampden-Wilbraham Regional School District and supported by a five-year grant from the federal Drug Free Communities (DFC) program, awarded in the fall of 2014. Since the passage of the DFC Act in 1997, this program has funded more than 2,000 coalitions and currently mobilizes nearly 9,000 community volunteers across the country.

Three WMS students to represent in The Western MA Music Festival in March. The festival is sponsored by the MA Music Educators Association.

R.A.K team members are focused on promoting kindness towards others, while increasing self-awareness of the impact they can have on their community. Come join us as we discuss how we can make a difference in the lives of people in our community. We will plan and coordinate small, but meaningful ways that we can spread kindness through various R.A.K ATTACKS! Please follow the link to a Google Form to sign-up!

Acceptable Donation Items for Textile and Clothes Recycling and Reuse The old way of thinking when getting rid of unwanted textiles was that items had to be in good condition with all the buttons, no rips or stains, etc. Bay State Textiles is changing the mindset to have a positive impact on reducing unwanted textiles in the waste stream. 95% of unwanted textiles can be reused or recycled. Bay State Textiles accepts "the good, the bad and the ugly" as long as they 're clean and dry. Whether you are cleaning out your closets, redecorating and updating draperies, linens, etc. or it is time to get rid of the childhood stuffed animals, keep them out of the waste stream and support your local community! "If you can wear it, Bay State Textiles accepts it" Please bag items and tie the bag!!!!