Students from the Assabet Valley Regional Vocational School District's Business Technology program in Marlborough, Massachusetts, recently led a successful donation initiative to support local children in need. This annual effort, which benefited the Kits for Kids organization, resulted in the creation of 120 care kits that will be distributed by the Massachusetts Department of Children and Families. The project, part of the students' sophomore capstone Impact Project, marked the second consecutive year of collaboration with Kits for Kids. The students organized a community-wide donation drive that collected 2,064 physical items, $1,428 in cash donations, and 253 raffle prizes and gift cards from 16 local businesses. To boost participation, they introduced a competitive element called 'Shop Wars,' awarding a $200 prize to the program that collected the most donations. The initiative was also supported by a $250 microgrant from Chick-fil-A. The assembled care kits included hygiene items, coloring books, crayons, games, journals, toys, and Chick-fil-A meal vouchers, demonstrating the students' commitment to community service.