How we plan to achieve our goals

• Uniform Collection Drives: Partnering with schools to collect used uniforms.

• Recycling Process: Transforming uniforms into yarn and new clothing.

• Awareness Campaigns: Educating students and families on sustainability.

• Collaborations: Working with local businesses and organizations to support our cause.

• Landfill Overflow – Millions of tons of textiles end up in landfills each year, taking decades to decompose.

• Water Pollution – Textile dyes and chemicals contaminate water sources, harming aquatic life and ecosystems.

• Carbon Emissions – The fashion industry contributes to nearly 10% of global carbon emissions, accelerating climate change.

• Microplastic Pollution – Synthetic fabrics shed microplastics into waterways, impacting marine biodiversity and human health.

• Excessive Water Usage – Producing textiles, especially cotton, consumes vast amounts of water, depleting freshwater sources.

• Energy-Intensive Production – Manufacturing textiles requires significant energy, increasing reliance on fossil fuels.

• Waste of Resources – Discarded textiles represent lost raw materials that could be recycled or repurposed.