Trinity School First Graders Make a Meaningful Contribution to the KONG Center

The KONG Center has received a generous donation from the first-grade class at Trinity School in Atlanta, who recently organized a drive to collect essential supplies for the center’s programs.

The students' efforts resulted in a wide array of valuable items, including arts and crafts materials, STEM tools, sports equipment, and organizational bins — all of which will directly support the KONG Center’s mission of providing enriching opportunities to underserved youth.

“The thoughtful contributions from Trinity School’s first graders have made a real difference at the KONG Center,” said Andree Harris, Director of Partnerships for the KidKong Association. “These supplies will be put to great use, and we are truly grateful for the compassion shown by these young students. It’s a powerful reminder of how every act of kindness can have a lasting impact.”

The KONG Center, located in Atlanta’s Old Fourth Ward, is dedicated to offering a safe space where children can explore their creativity, engage in STEM learning, and participate in sports. These donations will help ensure the center can continue providing meaningful experiences to the youth it serves.

To learn more about how to support the KONG Center or get involved with future initiatives, visit www.kidkongassociation.com.