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Gallery: Hundreds receive school supplies and more at Back to School Bash
Browse a photo gallery from the North Liberty Community Pantry's annual Back to School Bash at Penn Meadows Park in North Liberty on August 17, 2018.
Hundreds of people attended the free event where families received school supplies, socks, underwear, toiletries, shoes, and haircuts.
Volunteer Cole Winders, 13, of Iowa City works on filling a backpack with school supplies during the North Liberty Community Pantry's annual Back to School Bash at Penn Meadows Park in North Liberty on Friday, Aug. 17, 2018. Hundreds of people attended the free event where families received school supplies, socks and underwear, toiletries, shoes, and haircuts. (Stephen Mally/The Gazette)
People wait in line for shoes during the North Liberty Community Pantry's annual Back to School Bash at Penn Meadows Park in North Liberty on Friday, Aug. 17, 2018. Hundreds of people attended the free event where families received school supplies, socks and underwear, toiletries, shoes, and haircuts. (Stephen Mally/The Gazette)
Chole Dohrmann (from left), from Le Reve Salon and Spa, works on Liam Otoole, 7, of North Liberty as he gets a hair cut during the North Liberty Community Pantry's annual Back to School Bash at Penn Meadows Park in North Liberty on Friday, Aug. 17, 2018. Hundreds of people attended the free event where families received school supplies, socks and underwear, toiletries, shoes, and haircuts. (Stephen Mally/The Gazette)
Volunteers help people pick out socks, underwear, and toiletries during the North Liberty Community Pantry's annual Back to School Bash at Penn Meadows Park in North Liberty on Friday, Aug. 17, 2018. Hundreds of people attended the free event where families received school supplies, socks and underwear, toiletries, shoes, and haircuts. (Stephen Mally/The Gazette)
A volunteer fills a backpack with school supplies during the North Liberty Community Pantry's annual Back to School Bash at Penn Meadows Park in North Liberty on Friday, Aug. 17, 2018. Hundreds of people attended the free event where families received school supplies, socks and underwear, toiletries, shoes, and haircuts. (Stephen Mally/The Gazette)
Volunteer Mandy Moellering (from left), with First United Methodist Church of North Liberty, helps Amauri Applewhite, 8, of Coralville pick out a backpack in the school supplies tent during the North Liberty Community Pantry's annual Back to School Bash at Penn Meadows Park in North Liberty on Friday, Aug. 17, 2018. Hundreds of people attended the free event where families received school supplies, socks and underwear, toiletries, shoes, and haircuts. (Stephen Mally/The Gazette)
Volunteer Jordan Sawyer (right), with Ryan Harvey State Farm Insurance, helps Bianca Escribano (left), 4, pick up a pair of shoes as Alex Escribano, 8, all of North Liberty, looks on during the North Liberty Community Pantry's annual Back to School Bash at Penn Meadows Park in North Liberty on Friday, Aug. 17, 2018. Hundreds of people attended the free event where families received school supplies, socks and underwear, toiletries, shoes, and haircuts. (Stephen Mally/The Gazette)
People wait in line for shoes during the North Liberty Community Pantry's annual Back to School Bash at Penn Meadows Park in North Liberty on Friday, Aug. 17, 2018. Hundreds of people attended the free event where families received school supplies, socks and underwear, toiletries, shoes, and haircuts. (Stephen Mally/The Gazette)
A volunteer punches a card in the school supplies tent during the North Liberty Community Pantry's annual Back to School Bash at Penn Meadows Park in North Liberty on Friday, Aug. 17, 2018. Hundreds of people attended the free event where families received school supplies, socks and underwear, toiletries, shoes, and haircuts. (Stephen Mally/The Gazette)
People wait in line at the school supplies tent during the North Liberty Community Pantry's annual Back to School Bash at Penn Meadows Park in North Liberty on Friday, Aug. 17, 2018. Hundreds of people attended the free event where families received school supplies, socks and underwear, toiletries, shoes, and haircuts. (Stephen Mally/The Gazette)
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