The United Way of Greater Augusta $27,099.31 in school supplies from shoppers at the Staunton and Waynesboro Wal-Marts last weekend.
This is double from the year before and exceeded the goal of collecting $25,000 in school supplies this year.
United Way volunteers will be at the Augusta County Fair this week to try to add to this year’s totals.
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