Distributing Clothes is a direct example of linking urban resource with peri-urban need. Many people in poverty stricken areas are at the mercy of crime, rain and fire. This is further complicated if a person is ill or unemployed, and thus not in a position to earn a living.

Children are the most vulnerable to cold and sickness, especially if their immune system is compromised.

While we are grateful for all the clothing we receive, we ask that the clothing be clean, folded and repaired out of respect for the people who wear them.

We not only distribute clothes and are open to other household items which are in good condition like chairs, tables, carpets, kitchen ware etc.