Chapter president
Organizes the chapter’s work and stays in touch with our Chapter Management Team.
Chapters fuel change
The heart of The Re-Write It Project lies in our Chapters Program, where high school students take charge in refurbishing and distributing essential learning materials. By opening a chapter, high schoolers take an active role in creating sustainable change, ensuring that quality supplies reach the students who need them most.
Starting a chapter
Opening a chapter of The Re-Write It Project is easy! All you need is a dedicated three-person leadership team consisting of a Chapter President, Treasurer, and Public Relations Officer. With this foundation, you’re ready to start making a difference in your community.
Treasurer
Helps manage the chapter’s funds and keep track of what is needed.
Public relations officer
Promotes collections and helps connect the chapter with its school community.
What your chapter will do
Organize collections
Ask your school and local community to donate new or gently used supplies.
Refurbish during club time
Check pens and markers, sharpen pencils, and sort materials into supply kits.
Coordinate a distribution
Work with our team and a local school or youth organization to deliver the supplies.
Supported every step of the way
When you create a chapter, you join The Re-Write It Project family. Our Chapter Management Team is dedicated to ensuring you feel supported as a leader. From helpful resources to engaging Chapter Lead calls, we’re here to guide you every step of the way. Plus, our team is always just a message away; whether for advice, encouragement, or to celebrate your successes!
Can I start a chapter as a high school student?
Yes. The chapter program is built for high school students. You will need a Chapter President, Treasurer, and Public Relations Officer.
Do we need new supplies?
We collect new and gently used materials. Refurbishing usable supplies is part of the chapter’s work.
Where do the supplies go?
We work with elementary schools and other youth organizations. Chapters are matched with local needs so students can contribute in their own communities.
Who can help us get started?
Contact our Chapter Management Team at suhanakoshal@gmail.com