OAN Staff&nbsp;<a href="https://www.oann.com/tag/stephanie-myers">Stephanie Myers</a> 10:35 AM – Monday, August 26, 2024
As parents gear up to send their kids back to school, new data finds one in ten families expects to go into debt for back-to-school shopping. Other reports, such as that from Bankrate, puts that number closer to one in three families.&nbsp;One America’s Stephanie Myers speaks with the Salvation Army’s National Community Relations and Development Secretary, Dale Bannon, about how the Salvation Army is helping families in need.&nbsp;
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As parents gear up to send their kids back to school, new data finds one in ten families expects to go into debt for back-to-school shopping. Other reports, such as that from Bankrate, puts that number closer to one in three families.{ai:summary}Many families face financial challenges when preparing for the new school year, with reports indicating that up to one in three families may incur debt for supplies. The Salvation Army is assisting these families to alleviate some of the financial burden.#society

Salvation Army Helps Families Shopping For New School Supplies

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