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At The Bra Recyclers, we operate a deeply rooted mission: to address critical needs within our communities, particularly among women and girls facing challenging circumstances.
Our journey began in 2008, recognizing a glaring gap in support for individuals and families entering shelters and transitional programs, often without undergarments.
Since then, we have identified other underserved groups: uninsured breast cancer survivors unable to access essential medical supplies like mastectomy bras or prostheses; foster care youth aging out of the system and Title 1 schools that are trying to provide a safe and supportive environment for our kids to thrive.
As advocates for dignity and empowerment, we believe that feeling good undie-neath is fundamental to well-being.
Expanding Our Outreach through the Undie Chest
Through our nonprofit arm, the Undie Chest, we are dedicated to expanding our outreach to Title 1 schools, ensuring that young individuals receive the support they need to thrive in their personal and academic lives.
Partnering with the Undie Chest provides Title 1 schools access essential resources such as safe and affordable undergarments, addressing a critical need among students from low-income families.
Why Nonprofits Partner With Us
Our partnerships go beyond just exchanging goods; they reflect the values of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) responsibility.
By participating in our bra recycling programs, non-profit organizations actively contribute to environmental sustainability initiatives and support social causes that promote health and empowerment in their communities.
Does your organization need donated undergarments? Contact us today to start the journey towards a partnership that empowers and uplifts your community.
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By partnering with The Bra Recyclers, nonprofit organizations gain access to a sustainable source of gently used or new bras and underwear, addressing a significant need among people in their care.
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Our partnerships contribute to building stronger, more supportive communities by addressing issues related to domestic violence, human trafficking, and healthcare disparities.
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Our initiatives aim to level the playing field for students by providing them with basic necessities and reducing barriers to participation and success in school activities.
Nonprofit Resources
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Bra Recycling Month aims to extend the reach of organizations and strengthen their impact in providing vulnerable women and girls with the bras and prostheses .