All My Sons delivers nearly 5,900 backpacks to Palm Beach County students
All My Sons Moving & Storage delivered 5,814 backpacks to nine Palm Beach County elementary schools on Aug. 6 as the official delivery partner for the Education Foundation of Palm Beach County’s 2026 Backpack Drive. The morning run helped stock students with supplies before the new school year.
Why it matters: - The delivery put school supplies directly into the hands of Palm Beach County elementary students ahead of the new school year. - The backpack drop supported the Education Foundation of Palm Beach County’s 2026 Backpack Drive across nine schools. - The effort shows how a logistics partner can help move donated supplies quickly and at scale.
What happened: - All My Sons Moving & Storage delivered 5,814 backpacks to nine Palm Beach County elementary schools on Aug. 6. - The company served as the official delivery partner for the Education Foundation of Palm Beach County’s 2026 Backpack Drive. - Two All My Sons trucks and crews completed four delivery routes during the morning. - The teams loaded and unloaded 30 pallets of backpacks across schools in Boynton Beach, Greenacres, Loxahatchee and Delray Beach. - Trucks departed Red Apple Supplies in Lake Worth Beach.
The details: - Deliveries went to Rolling Green, Citrus Cove, Freedom Shores, Galaxy E3 and Forest Park elementary schools in Boynton Beach. - Other stops included Diamond View Elementary in Greenacres, Crosspointe Elementary in Boynton Beach, Loxahatchee Groves Elementary in Loxahatchee and Pine Grove Elementary in Delray Beach. - Zack Turturici, chief marketing officer for All My Sons Moving & Storage, said the company’s crews move families and businesses every day. - Turturici said the company is proud to lend trucks, drivers and crews to the Education Foundation year after year.
Between the lines: - The delivery highlights a practical way corporate logistics capacity can support a community school-supply drive. - The morning-only, multi-school route suggests the distribution effort required tight coordination and warehouse-to-school execution. - The company tied the project to its broader identity as a moving and storage provider, not just a one-off donation partner.
What's next: - The backpack drive support is expected to continue in future years if the partnership with the Education Foundation remains in place. - Students at the nine schools will start the school year with the donated supplies already delivered. - All My Sons Moving & Storage continues to offer local, long-distance, commercial and international moving services, plus short- and long-term storage.
The bottom line: - A single morning of logistics moved nearly 6,000 backpacks from a supply hub to nine Palm Beach County schools, making the education drive concrete for students and families. - More information
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