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Sam Hubbard, the Cincinnati Kid, recently announced his retirement from football, after an amazing seven-year career with the Cincinnati Bengals. As fans, we thank him for his leadership, skills, and dedication on the field. But more importantly, as community partners, we thank him for his continued commitment and unwavering support of teachers, students, and families through the Sam Hubbard Foundation and our partnership on the Hubbard’s Cupboard program. Sam may have closed one chapter of his career on the gridiron, but his continued contributions and dedication to the Tri-State community, will have a lasting impact for many years to come. We look forward to continuing to work with Sam and his foundation, as we build and expand the Hubbard’s Cupboard program together.
“I am not here to dwell on the negative. Instead, I want to talk about hope. I want to talk about the power of education and the incredible potential of our students. We have dedicated teachers who work tirelessly to educate our students, and we have students who are eager to learn and grow. Most people do not know how teachers “really” make things happen. As educators, we KNOW that Crayons to Computers will be there for us to get what we need in order to serve our students.”
—Tiffani Maher
Pincipal, Rees E. Price Academy
“Crayons to Computers make our students feel “worthy”. That worth is shown in the smiles when they are given materials without asking for anything in return. It is shown in the relief on the face of a foster child when they receive a packet of school supplies so that they do not stand out as being different. The worth is shown when assignments are completed because the obstacle of having materials to complete the work has been removed. We are thankful for our partnership with Crayons to Computers. The supplies have removed obstacles and opened new opportunities for the students at Mt. Healthy City Schools. Thank you!”
—Valerie Hawkins
Superintendent, Mt. Healthy City Schools