Our Programs

Every program is built around one goal: making sure teachers never have to reach into their own wallets to take care of their students.

FLAGSHIP PROGRAM

Classroom Wish Lists

Registered teachers submit a list of what their classroom actually needs, from pencils and folders to snacks, hygiene products, and sensory items. Community members and businesses shop those lists and give directly.

  • Snacks, hygiene basics, and classroom supplies

  • Donors shop real teacher wish lists

  • No cost to teachers or families, ever

SPONSOR A CLASSROOM

Adopt a Classroom

Businesses, organizations, and individuals can sponsor a full classroom for the school year. Your name or brand shows up as that classroom's community partner. You will be matched with a real teacher and receive a thank-you directly from her classroom.

  • Starting at $350 per classroom

  • Matched with a real Raytown-area teacher

  • Community visibility for your brand or organization

COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP

Supply Drop Partnerships

Local businesses host Stock Their Shelves drop-off boxes in their locations. Customers drop off supplies, businesses get community visibility, and teachers get stocked. It is a win for everyone involved.

  • Drop-off boxes provided free to partner businesses

  • We handle pickup and delivery to teachers

  • Year-round community engagement for your location

Who Should Reach Out?

🍎 Teachers

Register your classroom, submit your wish list, and connect with donors who want to help stock your shelves all year. Always free.

Sign Up Free →

💛 Individuals

Browse teacher wish lists, make a one-time gift, or sign up to get our urgent needs updates. Even one bag of snacks matters.

Give Now →

🤝 Businesses

Become a drop-off partner, adopt a classroom, or sponsor a campaign. We make it easy to invest in your local schools.

Partner With Us →

🏛️ Organizations

Churches, nonprofits, civic groups, and community organizations can run supply drives, sponsor teachers, or bring Stock Their Shelves to your network.

Get Involved →

Frequently Asked Questions

How do teachers sign up? +
Teachers sign up free through our registration form. We collect your classroom wish list and match you with donors and partners in the community. There is no cost to participate, ever.
What kinds of items can teachers request? +
Anything your classroom needs. Our most requested items include snacks, granola bars, deodorant, lotion, pencils, crayons, folders, Kleenex, baby wipes, hair ties, water bottles, sensory items, and hygiene products. If your students need it, put it on your list.
Can a donor support a specific teacher? +
Yes. Through our Adopt a Classroom program, donors and businesses can fund a specific classroom for the year. You will hear directly from the teacher you supported.
What supplies are most needed right now? +
Based on 68 teacher sign-ups, the top needs are snacks (by far the number one request), deodorant, lotion, pencils, feminine hygiene products, Kleenex, crayons, hair ties, and sensory fidgets.
Is there a cost to teachers? +
Never. Teachers participate completely free. That is non-negotiable.

PROGRAMS

General Supply Needs List

Compiled from 68 teacher sign-ups across Raytown-area schools. These are the items requested most often, a great starting point for a general donation.

10+ Teachers

Most Requested

  • Snacks — granola bars, protein bars, cereal bars #1
  • Fruit snacks, goldfish crackers, crackers
  • Lotion, Vaseline, chapstick
  • Deodorant and body spray
  • Pencils and pens
  • Baby wipes

7 to 9 Teachers

Also Frequently Needed

  • Candy, mints, gum
  • Feminine hygiene products (pads and tampons)
  • Kleenex and tissues
  • Crayons, markers, colored pencils
  • Hair ties and ponytail holders
  • Sensory items and fidgets
  • Chips and pretzels
  • Water bottles
  • Folders, notebooks, loose-leaf paper

Recurring

Smaller but Recurring Needs

  • Hand sanitizer
  • Band-Aids
  • Clorox and disinfecting wipes
  • Toothbrushes and toothpaste
  • Socks
  • Glue sticks

Thank you for helping our teachers and students.

This list is updated as new teacher sign-ups come in. Last updated August 2026.