UFC lightweight contender Dustin Poirier’s immediate plans are simple: Beat Eddie Alvarez, get a title shot, and give out a bunch of backpacks.

Poirier’s The Good Fight Foundation, founded in April, is holding a back-to-school drive for students at Acadian Middle School in his hometown of Lafayette, La.

Poirier (23-5 MMA, 15-4 UFC) and his wife Jolie attended Acadian and hope to raise enough money for 500 backpacks filled with school supplies, in addition to updated computers for the teaching staff.

“A lot of people don’t know that these teachers are on a pretty low salary, and they spend their own money to get equipment they need in the classroom,” he told MMAjunkie. “So we’re just giving back to places where we see we’re needed, and things that are important to us.”

Earlier this month, Poirier was also named an American Cancer Society 2018 Spirit of Hope Honoree. The 29-year-old fighter will be recognized at the American Cancer Society Black & White Gala on Aug. 25 (via Twitter):

To meet the foundation’s current goal, Poirier will auction off his fight gear from his fight with Alvarez (29-5 MMA, 4-2 UFC), which headlines UFC on FOX 30 on Saturday at Scotiabank Saddledome in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, which airs on FOX following early prelims on UFC Fight Pass.

The fight is a rematch from a controversial ending in their first fight at UFC 211, which ended in a no-contest when a trio of illegal knees from Alvarez were deemed unintentional. The winner of the rematch could get a lightweight title shot.

If Poirier can help out his old school in the process, all the better.

“I’m putting all the proceeds toward filling those 500 backpacks,” he said.

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