Support PEP and help students succeed!

Every classroom is unique, and so are the resources teachers need to help students learn. While schools provide many essential materials, classroom budgets often don't stretch far enough to cover everything students need throughout the year.

PEP partners with educators to provide classroom supplies, instructional materials, books, and other resources that enhance learning and create engaging classroom environments. Your support helps ensure teachers have the tools they need so they can focus on what matters most—teaching their students.

Many schools have created Wellness Centers where students can take a short break, regulate their emotions, and return to class ready to learn. These welcoming spaces include calming resources, sensory tools, seating, art supplies, and other materials that help students reset during the school day.

PEP works alongside educators to provide practical Wellness Center resources based on each school's unique needs. Whether you're helping provide a single item or supporting an entire Wellness Center Resource Kit, your generosity directly impacts students and school staff.

The first year of teaching is both exciting and challenging. Many new teachers begin their careers purchasing classroom furniture, books, instructional materials, organizational supplies, and other essentials with their own personal funds—often spending hundreds or even thousands of dollars before their classroom is fully equipped.

Your support helps give first-year teachers a stronger start by providing the resources they need to create welcoming, engaging classrooms from day one. Investing in new teachers is an investment in the students they will serve for years to come.

Teachers regularly spend their own money to purchase classroom supplies that benefit their students. Through PEP's Teacher Classroom Wishlist Fund, every teacher at a participating school receives a $250 classroom resource grant to purchase the materials that will have the greatest impact on their students.

Because teachers know their classrooms best, they decide how these funds are used—whether for books, science materials, art supplies, organizational tools, flexible seating, STEM resources, or other classroom needs.Together, we can ease the financial burden on educators while ensuring students have access to engaging learning environments.Call to Action: