No matter how small.
All donations support garment workers in low-income households.
Why give?
“No one wants to wear clothes that were made from someone’s blood”
Amber Valetta, Model and entrepreneur (Vogue 2015).
“If you pay a little more, we can live a little better.”
Sharti Atka, garment worker from Bangladesh.
“When an industry doesn’t care about how people are treated, no consideration of sustainability is possible. You can’t just care about the environment and forget about the fair and ethical treatment of people.” –
Simone Cipriani, an officer of the United Nations who created and manages the Ethical Fashion Initiative of the International Trade Centre, a joint agency of the United Nations and the WTO.
Out of the 75 million women garment workers around the world, only 2% are paid a living wage.
3 out of 5 fast fashion garments end up in landfills.
Burmese garment worker (Dikoda, 2023)
