ILA Honors Food for Knowledge Literacy Expert
Hayley Niad of Cambridge Education, one of Planet Aid’s Food for Knowledge partners, was recently honored for her work on the project
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Hayley Niad of Cambridge Education, one of Planet Aid’s Food for Knowledge partners, was recently honored for her work on the project
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The annual value of clothing discarded prematurely is more than $400 billion.
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At the start of 2019, Netflix released a show starring organizing wizard Marie Kondo. The show has spurred a new movement to declutter and find joy in possessions.
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Planet Aid is accredited through the Better Business Bureau's (BBB) Wise Giving Alliance…
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"Want to get rid of old clothes? Just put them in a bag and drop in a yellow Planet Aid box. They take clothes that can no longer be worn and make into rags and use for great causes. The yellow boxes are in may places."
– Fran Nicklas
"Because of your hard work thousands of Kansas City's poor and homeless will have warm clothing this winter... I would like to add that for 29 years I have never had enough blankets and coats to give to the poor, but thanks to your efforts at Planet Aid, we had an abundance this year and were able to give to several more agencies that were in need."
– Richard G. TrippDirector, Care of Poor People, Inc., Kansas City
When you drop off your clothing in a Planet Aid bin, do you ever wonder where they go and what happens to them?
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