Teachers Give Enough. Let's Give Back.
57 classrooms still need a donor match
Stock Their Shelves connects teachers with the community support they deserve. From snacks to pencils to hygiene basics, we make it easy for neighbors, businesses, and organizations to fill the gaps teachers are paying for out of their own pockets.
Teachers are spending their own money to take care of their students. We are here to change that.
Every year, teachers spend hundreds, sometimes thousands, of dollars out of pocket on snacks, hygiene products, pencils, and everyday essentials their students need. Stock Their Shelves makes it simple for the community to step in and cover those costs so teachers never have to.
How It Works
Teachers Register
Teachers sign up free and share what their classroom needs, from pencils and folders to snacks and hygiene basics. No cost, no hoops, no waiting.
Community Gives
Individuals, businesses, churches, and organizations browse needs and give directly. Drop off supplies, adopt a classroom, or fund an urgent request.
Shelves Get Stocked
We connect the dots so every donation lands exactly where it is needed. Teachers get what they asked for. Students get what they deserve.
"I spent $600 before school even started. Pencils, snacks, wipes, lotion, you name it. Having a community that actually wants to help changes everything."
Raytown area teacher
4th Grade, Kansas City
Our Programs
Classroom Wish Lists
Registered teachers submit a list of what their classroom actually needs. Community members and businesses shop those lists and give directly.
Learn More →Adopt a Classroom
Businesses, organizations, and individuals can sponsor a full classroom for the school year. Starting at $350.
Learn More →Supply Drop Partnerships
Local businesses host drop-off boxes. Customers drop off supplies, businesses get community visibility, and teachers get stocked.
Learn More →
Ready to Help a Teacher?
You do not have to do it all. Even one bag of snacks or a box of deodorant makes a real difference for a teacher and her students.