This project deals with distributing bags, pencil boxes, water bottles, and shoes. In rural areas, students are not obligated to carry bags, wear shoes, and follow the basic procedures that are important for the student themselves. There is not any compulsion on how they should come to school, not that everyone could fulfill the necessities of the school regulations. During rain, and floods, students do not have the proper equipment to protect their materials from drenching in rain. Kalu Kumale himself has gone through the same. He did not have his school bag and he often lost his books and was unable to buy them again, he had to drop out. This should not be the reason why students decide to quit. Bags, boxes would be an immense help to children because they can protect their essentials with it. And a water bottle would keep them hydrated and focused. They would not have to go faraway to drink water only to realise they missed their classes. Thus, distributing basic essential materials would really be helpful for them. They are focused on children below the fifth grade because those are at the highest risk of losing their belongings. This project tends to ensure that they do not have to lose their study materials because of the lack of equipment.