Have a Clothing Bank on Highfield campus or hold regular clothes swaps
Anonymous submitted on
Thursday 23rd August 2018
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It can be difficult for those working full hour days to make it to charity shops whilst they're open. Having a clothes bank or possibly holding regular clothes swaps on campus would be great. I hear SGH has a bin people can drop stuff off too, at least a friend who works their used to take my stuff in for me, I don't know how widespread across their campus it is.
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Students' Union replied on
Friday 2nd Nov 2018 3:52pm
Hi there,
Thank you for your submission.
Yes, I would love this! Myself and Ethics and Environment Officer, Lucy Stephenson, are looking to do this with a SUSU partner app, Paperclip, so that students can organsie clothe swaps/sales online and meet up to swap. Hopefully this will be set up by Christmas.
Also, it terms of sustainable clothing and goods waste we are working with British Heart Foundation and City Council to increase the donation banks across hotspot student accomodation areas and on different University sites.
I hope this provides some clarity to your sugeestion. If you have anything else you'd like to know/ suggest please contact me at vpwelfare@susu.org. Or attend the next Sustainability Zone meeting (open to any student) taking place 26th November 1pm-3pm.
Best wishes,
Isabella Camilleri
VP Welfare
University of Southampton Students' Union
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