An autism sensory room is a specially designed space that provides a calm and safe environment for individuals on the autism spectrum to explore their sensory needs. These rooms often feature calming colors, low lighting, and a variety of sensory equipment, including weighted blankets, fidget toys, bubble tubes, and interactive panels. They are intended to help individuals self-regulate their emotions and sensory input, reducing anxiety and promoting focus. Sensory rooms serve as therapeutic retreats where children and adults can engage in sensory play, enabling better emotional well-being and supporting learning in a comforting atmosphere. However, many schools operate with tight budgets that prioritize core educational needs, curriculum materials, and staff salaries. Specialty programs like sensory rooms may not receive the necessary funding. Therefore, our first project aims to raise funds to install sensory rooms in schools, creating safe and calming environments that support the sensory needs and emotional well-being of students on the autism spectrum. These specially designed rooms will help children regulate their sensory input, reduce anxiety, and enhance focus, ultimately promoting improved learning outcomes.