As someone who used to walk up to 15 km to school daily, Violeth knows firsthand the struggle and exhaustion from long commutes that lead to tardiness and lower performance. Now a medical graduate, she returns to her village to find the same hardship remains for local girls. With $500, Violeth will purchase 8 bicycles, ensuring a reliable and safe means for these girls to travel to school as a group, away from the dangers of harassment and wild animals. The girls will sign a contract to pass the bicycles on to others in need. By shortening their journey, improving punctuality, and increasing security, Violeth aims to keep these girls in school and out of early marriages, paving the way for a brighter, empowered future.