It's almost back to school time, and a local supply drive is hoping you might think beyond the markers, crayons and pencils.
They'll go to college-bound students from Chicago's West Side.
Max Boeke, a rising junior at Whitney Young High School, and Kristina Lowenstein, co-founder and executive director for "The Honeycomb Project," joined ABC7 Chicago Tuesday to talk more about it.Donations are being accepted through this Friday at two locations, the Honeycomb Project at 1625 N. Kingsbury St. or UCAN, on 3605 W. Fillmore St.
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