Operation Bundle Up gives over 1,000 winter coats to children in White Plains
News 12’s Lauren Del Valle is at Post Road Elementary School with the latest details.
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Oct 5, 2024, 3:34 PM
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1h agoA coat distribution event Saturday in White Plains provided over 1,000 coats to children for the winter.
Operation Bundle Up is an initiative launched by MVP Health, El Centro Hispano, Inc. and White Plains public schools.
School supplies and gift cards for elementary school-age students were also distributed at the event.