Signature Program
Red Apple Supplies is a FREE teacher resource store to equip teachers with essential school supplies for their classrooms. Since opening in 2016, Red Apple Supplies has distributed more than $8 million in school supplies to Title I schools.
2023-2024 Impact
- Distributed more than $1,800,000 in FREE school supplies to more than 68,000 students in Palm Beach County
- Served 91 Title I Schools with an 83% or higher Free and Reduced Lunch Rate
- 85% of teachers reported students learned in a more equitable classroom environment because of support received from Red Apple Supplies
- Expanded inventory through STEM, Health, Financial Literacy, and Digital Inclusion sections due to the generosity of community partners.
Red Apple Supplies Mission
The mission of Red Apple Supplies is to serve the educational and creative needs of children in Palm Beach County public schools by providing a means to transfer donated school supplies from businesses, organizations, and individuals free to teachers for use in classrooms throughout the school year.

Proud Affiliate Member of Kids in Need Foundation.

Backpack Initiative Premier Business Community Partner
We understand the majority of schools in our district are eager to receive supplies and support by participating in this program. If you don’t see your school on this list, please review the following for information regarding school criteria for participation.
Red Apple Supplies began its operation with a small number of the highest-needs Title I schools and will build our service capacity annually. Priority criteria for participating schools include:
- Public schools within the School District of Palm Beach County with an 83% or higher enrollment of Title 1 students
- Please note that there are currently more schools meeting our eligibility criteria than we can serve at this time
- We will continue to add new schools each year as we expand our services throughout the district
- We will contact your school’s principal when we are ready to onboard your school
For inquiries, please contact RASSupport@EducationFoundationPBC.org.
Schools Currently Eligible To Participate In Teacher Shopping
The Education Foundation of Palm Beach County serves eligible Title I schools, allowing teachers to benefit from our free school supplies.
If you’re a teacher who doesn’t work in one of our eligible schools listed below, please know how much we appreciate you! We are constantly adding new schools. Please check back to see if your school has become eligible.
How Teachers Can Shop At Red Apple Supplies
All eligible teachers from participating schools must register before shopping at Red Apple Supplies.
Registration is easy! Please follow these steps:
- Be sure you teach at a school that is eligible for shopping
Click here to register to shop
Past Shoppers: Teachers who have registered and shopped at Red Apple Supplies in the past, login with your credentials. If you forgot your username and password, go to “Forgot Your Login Information.” A link will be sent to recover your username and password.
New Shoppers: Teachers who have never registered with Red Apple Supplies should click here to register and fill out all required information. Please use your school district-issued email address and give up to 72 hours for approval. You will then receive an email confirming registration and a password to log in and start shopping.
- Start Shopping! If you want to place an online order, you can select items to add to your cart and then submit your shopping list. You will then be directed to choose your time for pick-up.
- Our amazing volunteers will have your order packaged and ready for pickup at your chosen day and time, which is determined during checkout of your online shopping experience.
Teacher Shop Days & Times
Eligible teachers from participating schools are allotted time to shop once in the Fall and once in the Spring during each academic year.
Teachers may shop online and submit their orders 24/7.
Shop Hours Are:
- Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday from 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
- Two Saturdays a month from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
Store Address:
Education Foundation of Palm Beach County
1515 Barton Road
Lake Worth Beach, FL 33460
561-951-5527
For inquiries, please get in touch with RASSupport@EducationFoundationPBC.org
Current Eligible Schools
Full-time teachers, including classroom teachers, Art, Music, Theater, ESOL, and ESE teachers can shop once in the Fall and once in the Spring.
- Atlantic Community High School
- Barton Elementary School
- Bear Lakes Middle School
- Belle Glade Elementary School
- Belvedere Elementary School
- Benoist Farms Elementary School
- Berkshire Elementary School
- Boca Raton Elementary School
- Boynton Beach Community High School
- Carver Middle School
- C.O. Taylor/Kirklane Elementary School
- Chloee Lake Elementary School
- Citrus Cove Elementary School
- Congress Middle School
- Crosspoint Elementary School
- Crossroads Academy Middle School
- Diamond View Elementary School
- Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune Elementary School
- Dwight D. Eisenhower K-8 School
- Egret Lake Elementary School
- Forest Hill Community High School
- Forest Hill Elementary School
- Forest Park Elementary School
- Freedom Shores Elementary School
- Galaxy E3 Elementary School
- Glade View Elementary School
- Glades Central High School
- Gove Elementary School
- Grassy Waters Elementary School
- Greenacres Elementary School
- Grove Park Elementary School
- Heritage Elementary School
- Highland Elementary School
- High Ridge School
- Hope Centennial Elementary School
- Howell L. Watkins Middle School
- Indian Pines Elementary School
- Indian Ridge School
- Jaega Middle School
- John F. Kennedy Middle School
- John I. Leonard High School
- Jupiter Elementary School
- K.E. Cunningham/Canal Point Elementary School
- L.C. Swain Middle School
- Lake Park Elementary School
- Lake Shore Middle School
- Lake Worth Community High School
- Lake Worth Community Middle School
- Lantana Elementary School
- Lantana Community Middle School
- Liberty Park Elementary School
- Lincoln Elementary School
- Meadow Park Elementary School
- Melaleuca Elementary School
- Northboro Elementary School
- North Grade K-8 School
- Northmore Elementary School
- Okeeheelee Middle, School
- Orchard View Elementary School
- PACE Center for Girls
- Pahokee Elementary School
- Pahokee Middle-Senior High School
- Palm Beach County Jail
- Palm Beach Gardens Community High School
- Palm Beach Lakes Community High School
- Palm Springs Elementary School
- Palm Springs Community Middle School
- Palmetto Elementary School
- Pine Grove Elementary School
- Pine Jog Elementary School
- Pioneer Park Elementary School
- Pleasant City Community Elementary School
- Plumosa School of the Arts
- Poinciana STEM Magnet Elementary School
- Riviera Beach Preparatory & Achievement Academy
- Rolling Green Elementary School
- Roosevelt Elementary School
- Roosevelt Middle School
- Rosenwald Elementary School
- Royal Palm School
- Santaluces Community High School
- Seminole Trails Elementary School
- South Grade Elementary School
- South Intensive Transition School
- Starlight Cove Elementary
- Tradewinds Middle School
- Turning Points Academy
- U.B. Kinsey/Palmview Elementary School
- Village Academy Center
- Washington Elementary School
- West Gate Elementary School
- West Riviera Elementary School
- Westward Elementary School
- Wynnebrook Elementary School
Engage in a fun and memorable team-building exercise through our Red Apple Supplies (RAS) Program. Volunteering at RAS provides a hands-on way for companies to connect with each other and our local schools and teachers. By volunteering, you are directly impacting the lives of the county’s highest needs children and increasing their chance of a brighter future.
Volunteer Tasks & Agenda
The goal of RAS volunteer projects is to uphold the look and integrity of the facility so our teachers will enjoy an experience no other teacher resource store can match. Though not all-inclusive, the following will be what a volunteer could expect to be assigned.
- Sort and organize inventory and stock donated and/or purchased products
- Assist teachers with their shopping experience
- Research dollar values of items and set distribution quantities
- Add descriptive signage to departments and products
- Build and set retail display racks
- Create inviting displays and creative uses of outdated items
- General housekeeping items throughout the year
Attire
Please dress comfortably and refrain from wearing open-toed footwear (sandals, flip-flops, etc.). Many companies and groups that come together are welcome to wear their company/team shirts.
Volunteers can get involved right away! Please note that high school students can earn their service learning volunteer hours and gain experience while supporting the needs of students and teachers in the community. We are looking for consistent volunteers who will join us on a regular basis, as well as larger groups who might volunteer less frequently.
Click here to sign up to volunteer.
Individuals, businesses, and organizations are welcome to host a School Supply Drive anytime throughout the year, as we are always happy to accept donations of new supplies to stock our shelves for the teachers who shop for FREE at our store.
With your help, we can ensure that teachers have the resources they need and that students can reach their full potential by giving them the tools they need to succeed in the classroom.
- Click HERE for a list of needed school supples
- Click HERE for the Red Apple Supplies Supply Drive Toolkit
- Click HERE to shop and ship items directly to Red Apple Supplies through our Amazon Wishlist.
- Click HERE to donate to Red Apple Supplies and we will purchase the supplies on your behalf
Please contact Teresa@EducationFoundationPBC.org for more information.
Backpack Sponsorship Opportunities
Anyone can be a backpack sponsor! Your donation covers the cost of the backpack, supplies, storage and packing materials. Our minimum sponsorship level is $2,500, which will supply backpacks for 100 students.
Backpack Building Events
Our Red Apple Supplies program is dedicated to providing those who are in need of school supplies with the tools necessary to be successful in the classroom.
Backpack Building Events are designed to empower those who believe every child deserves a shot at success. We invite companies, groups of friends, families, and individuals to build backpacks at Red Apple Supplies. Assembling backpacks is a tangible way to connect your contribution to giving back locally. A Backpack Building Event provides a hands-on way to connect with each other and the student recipients.
Your build event can last one hour or one day! Volunteers can fill backpacks in shifts or all at once, depending on the number of volunteers and backpacks your group wants to build. Your event can be easily modified to meet your needs.
This is a fun way for families and groups of friends to spend quality time together while making a difference through supporting education. All volunteers will have to review and sign a waiver prior to participating. If under the age of 18, a parent must also sign the waiver.
Please contact Teresa@EducationFoundationPBC.org for more information.
Sponsor a Core School Supply item and keep our shelves stocked all year long!
Our teachers identified 14 core items that are essential to student success. You can give our highest-need classrooms the tools they need to succeed by sponsoring these core items!
Core Supply Sponsorship Levels
- Composition books ($5,000.00)
- Spiral notebooks ($5,000.00)
- Copy paper ($7,500.00)
- Backpacks ($10,000.00)
- Glue sticks ($3,500.00)
- Markers ($3,000.00)
- Pocket folders ($3,000.00)
- Color copy paper ($2,500.00)
- Construction paper ($2,000.00)
- Pencils ($1,750.00)
- Pens ($1,750.00)
- Crayons ($1,500.00)
- Dry erase markers ($1,500.00)
- Pencil cap erasers ($500.00)
Please contact Teresa@EducationFoundationPBC.org for more information.
Ventus Charitable Foundation
School District Education Foundation Matching Grant Program through the Consortium of Florida Education Foundations (CFEF) | U.S. Sugar | The Frederick A. DeLuca Foundation | Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office | The Batchelor Foundation | The Jim Moran Foundation | Children’s Healthcare Charities, Inc. – Honda Classic Cares| Meredith Trim and James Robo| Carrier | Aetna | Walmart | KAST Construction | Florida Power & Light Company | Gunster | LexisNexis Risk Solutions | Boca West Children’s Foundation
2019-2020 Community Supply Drives
Office Depot | Kids in Need Foundation | Ann Marie Doughty | Atria Park of St. Joseph’s | Bank of America | BNY Mellon| Chamber of Commerce of the Palm Beaches | Chase | Comcast | Clerk & Comptroller Palm Beach County | Damage Inc. Athletics | Everglades University | Florida Power & Light Company | G4S | Gunster | Healthy Partners | Jewish Federation of Palm Beach County | K. Hovnanian American Mortgage | Keiser University | Marta Hallowell | NAI/Merin Hunter Codman, Inc. | Palm Beach County Fire Rescue | Palm Beach Gardens Police Department | Palm Beach Health Center | Parametric Solutions | Park Aire Apartments | Park Vista High School Honor Society | PNC Bank | Pratt & Whitney | School District of Palm Beach County | Song + Associates, Inc. | South of Atlantic Downtown Luxury Apartments (SofA) | The Sophia Abacoa | The Weitz Company | Total Warranty Services | Town Center of Boca Raton | Vanderbilt Office Properties | Wells Fargo | Welltower
2018-2019 Red Apple Supplies Donors
Ventus Charitable Foundation
School District Education Foundation Matching Grant Program through the Consortium of Florida Education Foundations (CFEF) | Children’s Healthcare Charity/Honda Classic Cares| Meredith Trim and James Robo| Wells Fargo| Erica Whitfield, Palm Beach County School Board Member | Florida Power & Light Company | Gates Industrial Corporation Foundation | Grant L. Gawronski | Pratt & Whitney
2018-2019 Community Supply Drives
ADP Accounting Palm Beach Region | ADP Small Business Human Capital Management | AECOM Management Information Services | AeroJet Rocketdyne | Allstate the McLemore Agency | Andersen Tax | Anteras International Realty | Atlas Sign Industries | Atria Senior Living | Atria Senior Living (Juptier) | Bank of America/Roger Dean Stadium | BDO | Boys & Girls Club of Palm Beach County | Brightline | Brikman Yoga Studio | BurgerFi | Chamber of Commerce of the Palm Beaches | Chen Moore and Associates | Continental Properties | Fifth Third Bank | Florida Power & Light Company | GFA International, Inc. | Girl Scouts of Southeast Florida | Greenspoon Marder West Palm Beach | Gulf Stream Council Boy Scouts of America | Gunster | Honda Classic Cares | Illustrated Properties | Independent Donor, Frances Morton | Jiu Jitsu Academy of Boca Raton | Keiser University | Keller Williams Preferred Partners | Kelley Kronenberg Attorneys At Law – Fort Lauderdale | Kelley Kronenberg Attorneys At Law – West Palm Beach | Lewis, Longman & Walker, P.A. | Linca Insurance | Loyal Order of Moose #994 | Movement Mortgage | Ocwen Financial | Office Depot | Parametric Solutions | Penni Fromm | Pratt & Whitney | PurePoint Financial Boca Raton and Palm Beach Gardens Offices | Restoration Bridge International | The Honorable Karen Brill, Palm Beach County School Board Member | School District of Palm Beach County’s Warehouse | Schumacher Automotive Group | Shoes For Crews | Sikorsky | South Florida Water Management District | Terracon Consultants, Inc. | The Breakers Palm Beach | The Education Network | The Lane Spa | The Sophia at Abacoa | The Weitz Company | Total Warranty Services | Town Center of Boca Raton | United Way of Palm Beach County/Publix – Tools for Schools | Walmart Neighborhood Market | Wells Fargo | Welltower | Wyndham Grand Jupiter at Harbourside Place | Young Professionals Network of the Realtors
2017-2018 Red Apple Supplies Donors
Ventus Charitable Foundation
School District Education Foundation Matching Grant Program/Consortium of Florida | Education Foundations (CFEF) | Office Depot | Community Foundation of Palm Beach and Martin Counties | Children’s Healthcare Charity/Honda Classic Cares| Meredith Trim and James Robo| Great Charity Challenge| Lost Tree Village Charitable Foundation| Michelle Ketchum | Mark Maisto | Deborah H. Caplan | Helios Foundation | Frank Greuci | William S. Seeley | Illustrated Properties Charities, Inc. | Michael & Tracey Dickinson
2017-2018 Community Supply Drives
AECOM | ADP Accounting Palm Beach Region | Aerojet Rocketdyne | Andersen Tax | Atria Senior Living Anteras | International Realty | Bank of America/Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium | BDO | BNY Mellon Wealth Management | Boca Raton Magazine | Brighton Gardens Assisted Living | Capital One Chen Moore & Associates | Collective Water Resources (Nexus) | Discover The Palm Beaches | Egret Landing’s Community Building | Flagler Museum | Florida Power & Light Company | Gilbane Building Company | Jupiter Inlet Colony’s Town Hall | Keiser University | Kendra Scott | KLX Inc. Leadership Palm Beach County | Lesser Lesser Landy & Smith | NAI Merin Hunter Codman, Inc. | Otis Americas Palm Healthcare Company | Pratt & Whitney | Raymond James & Associates | Representative Bill Hager Representative Al Jaquet | Saxon Business Systems | School District of Palm Beach County’s Finance Department Schoolhouse Children’s Museum & Learning Center | Sneakz Organic | Step By Step Foundation | The Palm Beach Post | The Lane Spa | The Sophia Abacoa | Topco Associates | United Healthcare | Valley National Bank | Velocity Community Credit Union | Voloridge Investment | Wells Fargo
Ventus Charitable Foundation | Education Foundation Matching Grant Program | Meredith Trim and James Robo | Laura and Jerrold Trim | Sherry and Tom Barrat | Deborah Caplan and Kevin Roach | Core Associates, LLC | Tracy Dickinson | Grant Gawronski | Laurie Gildan | Gunster Law Firm | Illustrated Properties Foundation | Michelle and John Ketchum | Holly and Mark Maisto
2016-2017 Community Supply Drives
Stock Our Shelves Luncheon | Bank of America | FPL | AECOM | BDO | Central Palm Beach County Chamber of Commerce | CityPlace | Fifteenth Judicial Circuit of Florida | Fifth Third Bank | Leadership Palm Beach County | Lesser, Lesser, Landy & Smith | Lewis Longman and Walker | PNC Bank | Pratt & Whitney | Representative Bill Hager | Roger Dean Stadium | Stratford Court Assisted Living
Ventus Charitable Foundation | Education Foundation Matching Grant Program | Lost Tree Village Charitable Foundation | Batchelor Charitable Foundation | TD Charitable Foundation | FPL | Meredith Trim and James Robo | Michael and Tracy Dickinson | FPL Investment Recovery | Grant Gawronski | Illustrated Properties Charitable Foundation | NAI/Merin Hunter Codman, Inc. | PNC Bank | West Palm Beach Jaycees | Clarence Williams
2015-2016 Community Supply Drives
Bank of America | Belvedere Elementary School | Children’s Services Council | Corbett White Davis and Ashton | Diagnostic Centers of America | The Education Network
Fifteenth Judicial Circuit of Florida | Fifth Third Bank | FPL | Healthcare District of Palm Beach County | Junior League of the Palm Beaches | LRP Publications | Manis O’Shell Certified Public Accountants | NAI/Merin Hunter Codman, Inc. | O’Donnell Agency | The Palm Beach Post | PNC Bank | Progressive Insurance | Specialty Advertising | TD Bank
Ventus Charitable Foundation | Education Foundation Matching Grant Program | Meredith Trim and James Robo Laura and Jerrold Trim | Core Associates, LLC Marcal Manufacturing, LLC
Founding Supply Donors
3M | Jay Baitler | Fifteenth Judicial Circuit of Florida Finch Paper Company | Georgia-Pacific
GoJo Industries | GoSwype Products | Sales Associates SP Richards | Staples | Tylander Office Solutions