We're just about a month away from the massive backpack giveaway in Wichita Falls, so mark your calendars.

Just a friendly reminder to follow The Carlson Law Firm on Facebook. They have their 'Carlson Cares' campaign which is constantly giving back throughout the year. Whether that is hooking up graduating seniors with scholarship money or providing teachers with supplies for their classroom. They're constantly giving back throughout the year and for us in Wichita Falls their next event is July 25, 2026.

Details on Wichita Falls Backpack Giveaway in Wichita Falls

Starting at 9AM on July 25th, The Carlson Law Firm will be giving away backpacks filled with school supplies to kids in our area. Friendly reminder, your kids must be present to receive a backpack. Believe me, the kids will want to show up because the Kona Ice Truck will be on sight hooking them up with FREE snow cones as well.

Supplies Inside the Backpacks!

  • 4 Folders
  • 4 Composition Notebooks
  • 2 Glue Sticks
  • 1 Pair of Scissors
  • 12 pack of Pencils
  • 12 pack of Colored Pencils
  • Box of Crayons
  • Box of Erasers

Plus a few select backpacks will have a special prize inside like a brand new tablet. The backpacks are first come, first serve. As you can see from the photos in the post above. We had a lot of people come out last year to this event. So don't miss out on the big backpack giveaway in Wichita Falls.

The Carlson Law Firm is located at 2909 Garnett Avenue in Wichita Falls. Which is right next to Jason's Deli in Parker Square. Thanks again to The Carlson Law Firm for providing backpacks to kids in Wichita Falls and congratulations to them on celebrating fifty years as a law firm in 2026.

These 20 Wichita Falls Area Restaurants Are Blowing Up on Yelp Right Now (May 2026)

Gallery Credit: Johnny Thrash

These Texas Historical Sites Are Considered Endangered in 2026

Since 2004, Preservation Texas has shined a light every year on vulnerable historical sites in Texas that could be going away. Their goal is to help preserved these places and share their history for years to come. For 2026, they have shared six different sites and their importance in Texas history.

Gallery Credit: Stryker

More From 92.9 NiN