Clothing Swap
Fall 2025Clothing Swap
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Organized a school-wide clothing collection and swap, where students and teachers were encouraged to donate old clothing for other students to reuse.
Organized a school-wide clothing collection and swap, where students and teachers were encouraged to donate old clothing for other students to reuse.
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Problem
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Purchasing new clothing can be both expensive and unsustainable, especially with the rise of fast fashion.
Hosted a free clothing swap where students could refresh their wardrobes without incurring extra expenses, and encouraged a culture of community sharing.
Left to right: Sydney Hirata, Zoe Allanic, Sahana Srinivasan, Talya Steinberg, Luke Byrne, Linnea Forslin, Isabel Lee, Ella Kanarik, Amaira Mittal, Racheal Wang
We collected clothing for around 2 weeks from October 29th to November 10th, through bins in the library and various classrooms. The majority of the donations came from the library, where students were given candy incentives to donate, thanks to the donation box organized with the help of our wonderful librarians, Mr. Jack and Ms. Tovrea. Thanks to everyone who participated, we gave away roughly half of the clothes!
We collected clothing for around 2 weeks from October 29th to November 10th, through bins in the library and various classrooms. The majority of the donations came from the library, where students were given candy incentives to donate, thanks to the donation box organized with the help of our wonderful librarians, Mr. Jack and Ms. Tovrea. Thanks to everyone who participated, we gave away roughly half of the clothes!
Leftover clothing was donated to Hope's Corner in Mountain View and the Ecumenical Hunger Program in East Palo Alto to benefit the local community.
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