Organizing this initiative required planning and coordination between all parties. To improve the donation process, we placed baskets in front of our house, allowing building residents to drop off their contributions conveniently. It was rewarding to see how many people were willing to support the cause as the number of donations grew.

On the day of delivery, we were taken aback by the sheer volume of clothes and bags collected. Initially, we planned to transport the donations ourselves, but upon realizing the overwhelming amount, we had to coordinate with the organization to arrange a pickup instead. This process taught us how to overcome unexpected obstacles while planning initiatives.

Along with donating clothes, we also had the opportunity to donate food to the people of the Khlong Toei community. Seeing the impact firsthand made the effort feel even more meaningful, as we witnessed how projects like this can touch multiple lives. Reflecting on our experience, we have gained a deeper appreciation for the clothes we wear and the power we have to help the community and make a difference. Early on, we underestimated the strength of our project and the extent of its impact. However, as the donations started to accumulate, it became clear how many people were willing to contribute to support the local community. The entire process not only gave us a sense of accomplishment, but also helped us develop organizational and communication skills, which in turn enabled us to create a meaningful impact.