Armada Law donates 20 backpacks for Greenville County school campaign

Armada Law Injury Attorneys donated 20 stocked backpacks, worth about $2,000 in school supplies, to United Way of Greenville County’s School Tools campaign in Greenville, South Carolina. The gift helped support a community drive that ultimately distributed more than 4,100 backpacks to students.

Why it matters: - The donation helped Greenville County students start the school year with backpacks and basic supplies. - United Way of Greenville County’s School Tools campaign aimed to reach 3,500 students and ultimately handed out more than 4,100 backpacks. - Support from local businesses can expand the reach of school-supply drives and reduce a back-to-school burden for families.

What happened: - Armada Law Injury Attorneys donated 20 stocked backpacks on Friday, July 31, as part of its first partnership with United Way of Greenville County. - The firm said the backpacks contained about $2,000 worth of school supplies. - United Way of Greenville County distributed the backpacks at its School Tools event on Saturday, August 1, at Carolina High School in Greenville. - The event ran from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. and was free and family-friendly.

The details: - Each donated backpack included a sturdy backpack, notebooks, folders, pencils, erasers, scissors, a ruler, glue sticks, a pencil box, tissues and hand sanitizer. - The campaign served elementary, middle and high school students across Greenville County. - Community & Operations Manager Kelley Lozada initiated the partnership. - Armada Law said the effort is expected to be the start of an ongoing relationship with United Way of Greenville County. - Attorney Timothy H. Nicolette said the firm’s core value of “Be the Change” shaped the donation. - Nicolette said the goal was to help local students begin the school year with confidence and the resources they need to succeed.

Between the lines: - The donation fits Armada Law’s broader message that community involvement is part of how the firm operates. - The firm linked the school-supply drive to its wider service mission in South Carolina, framing prevention and support as a shared theme across community work and legal practice. - The campaign also shows how local nonprofits and businesses can quickly translate modest gifts into tangible school-ready supplies.

What's next: - Families can still get involved, donate supplies or learn more about United Way of Greenville County’s School Tools campaign at more information. - Armada Law said it hopes to continue working with United Way of Greenville County on future efforts. - The firm also invites people to learn more or contact its team at 833-332-3128 or Armada Law.