We run an organization where women show up feeling pretty beat down. Walking in, they are just hoping that complete strangers will treat them with some level of respect or provide them with some personal dignity. We hear their stories ... We hear how their trust was betrayed, and how they have survived without

Fashion Industry’s Impact on Earth Since 2000, the number of clothing items produced annually has doubled (WEF, 2020). This is the result of a modern, profit-driven business model which increases production and consumption. This change in the fashion industry has made trend cycles shorter and more frequent. Rather than stores putting out a collection

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Written by: Maddie Maloy; Assisted by: Angela Apicella After years of shopping and donating, Lizz Mattingly became very familiar with My Sister’s Closet’s mission, a non-profit organization that provides low-income job-seeking women with professional clothing and learning opportunities. “I really like what they do and how they help these women.” MSC is a non-profit

Dressing up for a better life: My Sister’s Closet empowers women in poverty with clothes. By Wei Wang. Published Mar 22, 2021.