FAQ: Mark Morrison's Back-To-School Shopping Spree in Wellington
Summary
Who is Mark Morrison?
Mark Morrison is a British R&B star, known for his hit ‘Return of the Mack’, and a Palm Beach Gardens resident who recently hosted a back-to-school shopping spree for children in need.
What was the purpose of the shopping spree?
The shopping spree aimed to provide children from Big Brothers Big Sisters of Palm Beach and Martin Counties and Coastal Middle and High School with school shoes, socks, and select clothing to help them start the school year confidently.
Where did the shopping spree take place?
The event was held at The Mall at Wellington Green, which opened early to accommodate the shopping spree before opening to the public.
When did the shopping spree occur?
The shopping spree took place on Monday, August 4.
How many children benefited from the shopping spree?
More than 30 children from Big Brothers Big Sisters of Palm Beach and Martin Counties and Coastal Middle and High School benefited from the shopping spree.
What was a touching moment from the event?
A touching moment was when Mark Morrison bought a pair of sneakers for 8-year-old Apollo Acevedo on the spot after realizing he wasn’t on the list to receive shoes.
Why did Mark Morrison decide to host this event?
Morrison was motivated by his own childhood experiences of not being able to afford name-brand trainers and wanted to ensure no child feels like they don’t belong at school because of their attire.
What was the response from community leaders?
Community leaders expressed deep appreciation for Morrison’s generosity, highlighting the significant impact of providing shoes and clothing on the children’s confidence and the start of their school year.
How can I find more information about the organizations involved?
More information about Big Brothers Big Sisters of Palm Beach and Martin Counties can be found at mentorbig.org, The Mall at Wellington Green at shopwellingtongreen.com, and Coastal Middle & High School at coastalmiddleandhighschool.com.
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