Distributing books to underprivileged students is a powerful intervention that addresses one of the most significant barriers to education: affordability. While school might be "free" in many areas, the cost of notebooks, textbooks, and stationery often forces children out of the classroom. Even in government-funded schools, students are often required to bring their own notebooks and stationery. For families living below the poverty line, the rising cost of paper is a significant burden. Many students drop out when they can no longer afford the tools to participate. Providing these materials keeps them in the system. Teachers in rural or slum areas often struggle because their students have nothing to write on.