Iron Tribe Network helps individuals and families affected by substance use rebuild stable, self-directed lives. See how giving bras a second life can help provide practical essentials during a vulnerable transition.

Upper Cumberland Foster Closet equips foster families with material goods, education, mentoring, and support. See how bras given a second life through The Bra Recyclers and The Undie Chest can help provide practical essentials to the children and families they serve.

Learn why Bra Recycling Month connects textile recycling, dignity, and community impact—and how your bras can have a better next chapter.

HUB stands for Help Undoing Barriers, and those barriers can look very different from student to student. The organization provides physical resource centers where students can access food, clothing, hygiene items, laundry services, technology, Wi-Fi, and other necessities. They also help connect students with longer-term resources related to housing, behavioral health, employment, counseling, and other needs.

October is Bra Recycling Month. Start gathering bras now, find an Ambassador, prepare a mail-in box, or plan a community collection so you are ready to participate.

Not sure what to do with bras you no longer wear? Start with a simple drawer audit, review their condition, and learn how to choose a more responsible next step before tossing them in the trash.