Festival Clothing Swap
The Saturday gym swap accepts clean shirts, jackets, and bags, but not shoes.
Drop-off is Thursday and Friday at the student office. Label size but not the donor’s name. Visitors may take three items.
Leftovers go to a neighborhood shelter at 4:30. The gym opens at 1:00, so tables must be ready at 12:30.
The student committee is organizing the swap to help useful clothing find another owner instead of being discarded. Volunteers will check that donated items are clean and suitable to display.
A size label helps visitors find something that fits, while leaving off donor names keeps the exchange anonymous. Each visitor may choose a limited number of items so more people have a chance to participate.
The committee has arranged for remaining clothing to go to a neighborhood shelter after the event. Volunteers must set up the tables before the gym opens, and the school office will collect donations on the two days listed in the notice.
Which item can be donated?
What should the label show?
Why does the committee limit the number of items each visitor may take?
Festival Clothing Swap
The Saturday gym swap accepts clean shirts, jackets, and bags, but not shoes.
Drop-off is Thursday and Friday at the student office. Label size but not the donor’s name. Visitors may take three items.
Leftovers go to a neighborhood shelter at 4:30. The gym opens at 1:00, so tables must be ready at 12:30.
The student committee is organizing the swap to help useful clothing find another owner instead of being discarded. Volunteers will check that donated items are clean and suitable to display.
A size label helps visitors find something that fits, while leaving off donor names keeps the exchange anonymous. Each visitor may choose a limited number of items so more people have a chance to participate.
The committee has arranged for remaining clothing to go to a neighborhood shelter after the event. Volunteers must set up the tables before the gym opens, and the school office will collect donations on the two days listed in the notice.
Which item can be donated?
What should the label show?
Why does the committee limit the number of items each visitor may take?