About Us

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WHO WE ARE

Based in Vancouver, our company offers an environmentally friendly solution for your unwanted clothing. We are strong believers in the Zero Waste community and the sustainable future of British Columbia!

WHAT WE DO

We will help you to recycle and repurpose your clothing and household appliances. We collect donations through free everyday pick-ups and our donation bins. The donations and/or funds from this process support local and national charities such as MOMS Canada, BabyGoRound and Ukraine Harmony Foundation.

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where your donations go

1. Directly to Charities

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We are currently collecting and organizing donated items in good condition, as indicated on the lists provided by the non-profit organizations we support. These items are then delivered directly to the respective charity locations in British Columbia. You can view the full list of charities we partner with on our website. Additionally, please refer to our ‘What We Accept’ page for a comprehensive list of acceptable donations.

2. Distribution Centers

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Items in good condition that are not currently listed by the charities are sent to distribution centers in British Columbia for repurposing. Many of these items are then distributed to second-hand stores across Metro Vancouver, including small local businesses, giving them a second life. This sustainable practice not only reduces waste but also supports the local economy by providing affordable options for the community.

3. Recycling Centers

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Items deemed unwearable due to stains, holes, or other damage are sent to recycling companies in British Columbia. After sorting, these textiles are forwarded to recycling centers worldwide. Leading brands like Levi’s, Citizens of Humanity, and Patagonia create new clothing, including jeans, using recycled cotton from these facilities, contributing to a sustainable fashion industry.