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Action 10:
Clean out your closet

Launched October 30

Action

Learn

Survivors of human trafficking can benefit from new or gently used professional clothing to help make the transition back to work. Many service providers collect clothing to make available to their clients.

Respond

Identify a service provider in your area that collects clothing for survivors.
Have a clothing drive to help survivors get a job: Collect gently used professional women's clothing from your friends and neighbors.
Are you a student? Collect used clothes at the end of the school year when classmates are moving out of their dorms.

Resources

Check out the resources linked below, and share the links to your Facebook page to spread awareness. Use #ConfrontHumanTrafficking to contribute to the 30Actions30Days ArtWorks for Freedom Campaign to #ConfrontHumanTrafficking.

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Fair Girls creates opportunities for girls to thrive through prevention education, care, and survivor inclusive advocacy.
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Change Purse raises money to help trafficking survivors by collecting donated purses and selling them via awareness events and home parties.
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The Dream Center gives away over 15,000 pieces of clothing a month to human trafficking survivors and others in need.
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