Aman Clothes Bank
mission
Aman Clothes Bank aims to provide dignity and warmth to marginalized communities by collecting, sorting, and distributing clothing and essential items.
Objectives:
Collect and distribute clothing to underprivileged individuals and families.
Promote sustainability through clothing reuse and recycling.
Foster community engagement and social cohesion.
Support disaster relief efforts through emergency clothing distribution.
Programs:
Clothing for Children (C4C)
Women's Wardrobe Initiative (WWI)
Men's Clothing Program (MCP)
Disaster Relief Clothing (DRC)
Community Outreach Program (COP)
Key Partnerships:
Local schools and universities
Community organizations and NGOs
Corporate sector for funding and resources
Volunteer groups and community members
Social services and referral agencies
Services
- Clothing Distribution: Monthly clothing drives for 500+ families.
- Clothing Collection: Partnering with local communities, schools, and businesses.
- Clothing Sorting and Processing: Volunteer-led sorting and processing.
- Essential Items Distribution: Providing toiletries, blankets, and household items.
- Referral Program: Partnering with social services to support vulnerable populations.
Impact:
10,000+ individuals benefited from clothing distribution
50+ tons of clothing collected and redistributed
80% reduction in clothing waste among partner communities
90% increase in community engagement and social cohesion
Emergency clothing distribution to 500+ disaster-affected families
Future Plans:
Expand clothing distribution to 2,000+ families
Establish 5+ community clothing hubs
Develop online clothing donation platform
Launch job training programs in textile recycling
Collaborate with fashion designers for sustainable clothing initiatives
Volunteer Opportunities:
Clothing sorting and processing
Distribution events
Community outreach
Fundraising and event planning