Our Mission is Simple
To deliver new, good quality clothing and shoes to people in our community who are doing it tough.
We believe that we can restore dignity and hope for men, women and children who are going through a difficult time by providing the opportunity to choose a complete wardrobe of new clothes.
Watch this 5 minute video to learn how we fight fashion waste and re-distributes new clothes to people in our community who need our help.
New clothes, rescued from potential landfill, available at no cost to those who need it most.
To date, we have partnered with 100 charities who we collaborate with to access to people in need.
More than 8 million dollars worth of clothes have been donated from brands such as Seafolly, Camilla & Marc, Specialty Fashion Group, The Iconic, General Pants, Bendon, and many more. To date, we have reached over 150,000 people across Australia.
Our vision is to clothe 200,000 people annually by 2020 across Australia.
We are currently supporting the people who are homeless, youth at risk, Indigenous communities, survivors of domestic violence, refugees or long term unemployed. People in need of comfortable clothing to enable them to feel safe and warm, or people seeking clothing for a new job.
He needs your help.
We can provide people who are doing it tough with choice and dignity through new clothes - at no cost to them. Together we can make difference.
Clothe a person for just $5 by making a donation today. Www.threadtogether.org/donate
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SUPPORTING THE FARMERS STRUGGLING WITH DROUGHT - this was our CEO Greg Fisher, who tells his story of Trundle...
When I got my pilots licence recently I said my first “big” flight would be to drought stricken Trundle to take clothes and gifts from Thread Together to every child at Trundle Central School
Having flown in, the school principal took me on an eye opening tour of the town - it broke my heart to see the devastation. Kids having to live in multi-family homes, no showers possible, domestic violence on the increase, people at their wits end.
And then I met the children - stunning students from kindergarten to year 12 - polite and grateful and positive.
A humbling day - a real leveller for me - a reminder of how lucky I am - and how much need there is out there.
I tell this story as a promise to the school principal to raise awareness of their plight.
Thank you to Luke Power for joining me, for helping me to navigate there, for recording the day on video and photos.
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