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Chevron’s Fuel Your Schools grants in Utah widened to cover basic student needs such as food, clothing

Oil company will now accept ‘Life Essentials’ requests from teachers as part of up to $750,000 in donations for classroom projects in Salt Lake, Davis and Utah counties.

(Francisco Kjolseth | Tribune file photo)  Former Missouri resident Virginia Blankenship and three of her five children, including Jennafier (cq), 5, center right, seen living in The Road Home homeless shelter for families in Midvale, in December.  Teachers, homeless advocates and elected officials on Tuesday welcomed an announcement that oil company Chevron had widened its Fuel Your Schools charitable program to accept requests to cover basic student needs such as food and clothing.

(Francisco Kjolseth | Tribune file photo) Former Missouri resident Virginia Blankenship and three of her five children, including Jennafier (cq), 5, center right, seen living in The Road Home homeless shelter for families in Midvale, in December. Teachers, homeless advocates and elected officials on Tuesday welcomed an announcement that oil company Chevron had widened its Fuel Your Schools charitable program to accept requests to cover basic student needs such as food and clothing.