
Educational Support Tools
"Leveling the playing field for every learner."
Education doesn't begin and end in the classroom. It starts at home and thrives with support from the entire community. At Revilo Gives, Inc., we believe that every student deserves a fair chance to succeed, no matter their background or ZIP code. Our Educational Support Tools program is designed to bridge the gaps left by under-resourced schools and overwhelmed systems.
We provide access to:
School supply distributions throughout the year, not just in August
Referrals for one-on-one and group tutoring through certified educators and volunteers
Parent workshops on navigating educational pathways, special education rights, and scholarship opportunities
College and career readiness seminars, including how-to guides on FAFSA, trade school options, and dual enrollment
Access to hygiene and self-care kits, ensuring students can arrive at school clean, confident, and ready to learn
Many of the students we serve face challenges that go far beyond academics, housing insecurity, food instability, emotional stress, and a lack of mentorship. These factors often result in falling grades, absenteeism, or disengagement. That’s why our support services are holistic, addressing not just test scores but the real-life needs that affect academic performance.
When we remove even one barrier to education, we unlock a door to a student’s future.
By connecting students and families to vital resources, both academic and personal, we increase confidence, engagement, and graduation potential. Together, we can build a culture of encouragement where every learner feels supported, seen, and set up for success.
Revilo Gives Parent Education Support Toolkit
Empowering families. Supporting success.
1. Back-to-School Essentials Checklist
Make sure your child has what they need to start the year strong:
Backpack
Pencils, pens, highlighters
Notebooks and folders
Basic calculator
Glue sticks, crayons, or markers
Hand sanitizer and tissues
Personal hygiene supplies
Water bottle & lunch bag
2. Create a Home Learning Space
Choose a quiet, well-lit space for homework
Keep supplies in one spot (a basket or shoebox works!)
Set a regular homework and reading time
Turn off distractions (TV, loud music, phones)
3. Build Strong Routines
Bedtime and wake-up time should be consistent
Include time for reading, meals, rest, and play
Help your child pack their bag and outfit the night before school
Review school papers and notices daily
4. Support Learning at Home
Ask open-ended questions: “What did you learn today?”
Celebrate effort and improvement—not just grades
Use free online tools like Khan Academy, PBS Kids, or ReadTheory
Make learning fun—play math games, read recipes, write letters
5. Connect With Teachers and Schools
Attend parent-teacher conferences
Know how to contact your child’s teacher or counselor
Ask for help early—don’t wait for report cards
Learn how to check grades or homework online (ask for login info)
6. Plan for the Future—One Step at a Time
Explore interests early: STEM, arts, trades, leadership
Attend local career days, college fairs, or dual enrollment info nights
Keep track of important deadlines (tests, applications, events)
Encourage dreaming big—then help them set real goals
Need Extra Help?
Contact Revilo Gives for tutoring referrals, hygiene kits, or school supplies.
Follow us on @revilogives on Instagram for updates and free resources.
Email: info@revilogives.org | Website: www.revilogives.org
“When parents are empowered, students succeed.”
— Revilo Gives, Inc.