Black Hills FCU Helps Students Back ToSchool

August 08, 2005, 1:00 a.m. EDT 1 Min Read

RAPID CITY, S.D. - (08/08/05) -- Black Hills FCU wants to help 3,000students throughout the state go back to school. The state'sbiggest credit union is accepting donations of school supplies andmoney through Aug. 21 for its ninth annual School Supply Drive. Thegoal is to collect or buy more than 20,000 school supplies,providing each of 3,000 students, kindergarten through high school,with seven items. Wal-Mart Store, ShopKo and Office Depot are alsoaccepting donations of supplies as part of the drive.

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