Student Supply Fund
5% of Every Payment, Directly to Kids

Not profits. Revenue. Every dollar that comes in, five cents goes to students who need supplies, clothing, and food. We work directly with teachers and school counselors who know which students need help. No bureaucracy, no administration, no overhead.

5% of all revenue, not profits
100% goes to students, not administration
Q1 2026 first transparency report

How It Works

Every payment to Avondale.AI — whether it's a teacher paying $25/month for classroom tools, a school paying for an LMS, or a business paying for corporate training — 5% is set aside in the Student Supply Fund.

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Revenue, Not Profits

We commit 5% of revenue (the top line), not profits (whatever's left after expenses). This means you always know exactly how much is going to students. A teacher pays $25/mo, $1.25 goes to the fund. A school pays $600/mo, $30 goes to the fund. Simple, transparent, verifiable.

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Direct to Teachers and Counselors

We work directly with teachers and school counselors who know which students need help. They see kids every day. They know who needs a backpack, who needs shoes, who didn't eat breakfast. We don't work through school boards or administration — we go straight to the people who know the students.

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Supplies, Clothing, and Food

The fund provides physical items — school supplies, clothing, shoes, and food assistance. Not cash handed to administration. Not vouchers that get lost in bureaucracy. Actual items that a student can use, picked up by the people who know what that specific student needs.

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Full Transparency

We publish a quarterly impact report on this page showing total revenue, the 5% set aside, exactly what was purchased (with receipts), and which schools were served. Photos of students receiving supplies will be included with parent permission. No black box. No hidden numbers. If you pay us, you can see where your 5% went.

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Local First

The fund serves Avondale, AZ students first. As we grow, we'll expand to Greater Phoenix and beyond. But the promise is simple: the community that supports us is the community we support back.

What the Fund Provides

School Supplies

Notebooks, pens, pencils, backpacks, binders, calculators, art supplies, and other classroom essentials. The basics that some students go without because their families can't afford them.

Clothing

Shoes, jackets, uniforms, and everyday clothing. A kid who's cold or wearing shoes with holes can't focus on learning. We make sure they don't have to.

Food

Lunch assistance, snack programs, and weekend food packs. Hunger is the biggest barrier to education. We work with counselors to identify students who need food support quietly and with dignity.

Transparency Report

We publish quarterly reports showing exactly where the 5% goes. Here's what you can expect to see:

Quarter Total Revenue 5% to Fund Students Helped Items Purchased Report
Q2 2026 Pending
Our first transparency report will be published when we have our first paying customers. Every dollar will be accounted for — with receipts. This is our commitment to the community.

Why We Do This

AI should help communities, not just corporations. Big tech companies say they care about education while mining student data for advertising revenue. We believe technology should serve people — and that means giving back directly, not through layers of bureaucracy.

The Student Supply Fund is our commitment to the community that supports us. When a teacher pays $25/month to host their classroom with us, $1.25 of that goes to a student who needs school supplies. When a business pays $500/month for corporate training, $25 goes to kids who need food.

This isn't charity marketing. This is the business model. We succeed when our community succeeds. That's the partnership between humans and AI that we believe in.

Want to Contribute Directly?

The Student Supply Fund is funded by our revenue, but we also accept direct donations of supplies, clothing, and food. If you'd like to help, contact us — we'll connect you with a teacher or counselor who knows exactly which students need what.

Questions About the Fund?

We're happy to explain how it works, where the money goes, and how we ensure it reaches students directly. Email us anytime.

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