Students and families enjoyed a free day of fun that included games, bounce houses and music. The event also provided free haircuts and school supplies to attendees.

More than 20 area vendors participated, offering families access to healthcare, mental health services, insurance and other resources.

Anissa Turner-Randolph, marketing director for Radio One Richmond, emphasized the event's comprehensive approach to student success.

"We have a couple of mental health resources outside of actually giving them school supplies, we want to make sure that they're successful, mind, body and spirit as well," Turner-Randolph said.

Randolph said that over the past nine years, Radio One Richmond has collected and distributed more than 14,000 school supplies to families across metro Richmond.

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