This event is open to ALL elementary school students in Alexandria, Virginia and Fairfax County, Virginia
Backpacks will be given away on a first-come, first-serve basis. Supplied are limited!!!
One-back pack is available, per student - while supplies last!
The student must be present to receive the backpack!
Pre-registration is not required, but is recommended.
There will be food, games, fun, and prizes too!
Location: Blaszkow Legal, 5270 Shawnee Road, Alexandria, Va. 22312
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3RD ANNUAL
PROJECT BACKPACK
Back to School with Blaszkow Legal!
We are making our preparations now, so save the date!!!
This year, we will be giving away approx. 2,000 FREE backpacks to elementary school students of Alexandria and Fairfax County!
Our event will be held at our office:
WHERE:
BLASZKOW LEGAL – 5270 SHAWNEE ROAD, ALEXANDRIA, VA. 22312
WHEN:
AUGUST 9, 2025
WHAT TIME:
3PM TO 5PM
RAIN OR SHINE, AND WHILE SUPPLIES LAST!!!
PRE-REGISTER NOW!
Back to School with Blaszkow Legal!
OPEN TO ALL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL STUDENTS IN ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA
AND FAIRFAX COUNTY!
What Is in the Backpack?
The backpacks being distributed are not empty! Each one is filled with back-to-school supplies, including:
Wide-ruled Notebook
2 pocket-folders
Box of No. 2 Pencils
Pencil sharpener
Pencil case/pouch
Eraser
Crayons
Glue stick
Water bottle
A pen
Scissors

Sponsors
Would you or your business like to get involved, too?
Blaszkow Legal is proud to offer sponsorships to other local businesses and organizations who wish to donate either time or money to help us help local families and schools start the year off right. Project Backpack is entering its 3rd year of providing backpacks and other school supplies, and we welcome other members of the community!
If you are and/or your business are interested in supporting Project Backpack, email us for more information: info@blaszkowlegal.com
Check Out Our Current Sponsors

The History of
Project Backpack

Meet the founder
Mr. Blaszkow began Project Backpack when he was informed that so many students struggled to start the school year off well, because some families have a hard getting supplies that are needed.
