Education remains inaccessible to far too many students, both locally and globally. In the United States, families spend an average of $586 per child on back-to-school supplies, and the majority of parents report needing financial assistance with back-to-school expenses. In Louisville and Kentucky specifically, one in five children lives in poverty, and reading and math proficiency rates are significantly below national benchmarks, indicating systemic inequities in educational access and quality. Internationally, the challenge is even more stark. In Haiti, only half of school-aged children attend school due to a lack of schools, high tuition rates, and socio-economic constraints, and more than 90% of schools are privately run, making education unaffordable for families living on less than $2 per day. These barriers trap students in cycles of poverty and deny them the opportunity to access education as a fundamental human right. The CareCrew exists to break these barriers and ensure that all students, regardless of financial circumstances or geography, have the supplies and support they need to succeed.