Student-led · Since 2018

Contributing to a Zero-Waste Jamaica

UniCycle Jamaica collects gently used school uniforms, masks and supplies and redistributes them — free of charge — to students who need them most.

3,000+
Uniforms redistributed
1,200+
Masks donated
8
Years of impact
Our Mission

Keeping uniforms in circulation, not in landfills

To redistribute school supplies — especially khaki uniforms — to students in need, while reducing textile waste across the island.

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Donate

Give gently used khaki uniforms and white shirts. Donations are also accepted in cash or in kind.

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We Recycle

Uniforms are laundered, sorted and crests removed, then prepared for redistribution.

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Students Benefit

Uniforms reach students in need through the National Education Trust, free of charge.

2018
Founded at Campion College
3,000+
Uniforms redistributed
10+
Partner organisations
J$1.5M+
Value of goods donated
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How It Works

A simple cycle with a big impact

What started as two students collecting khakis has grown into an island-wide, endorsed recycling movement.

  • Drop gently used khakis at Fontana stores islandwide or at Campion College
  • Collection drives run each year from June through August
  • Uniforms are cleaned, sorted and de-crested by volunteers
  • Redistributed to students in need via the National Education Trust

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Ready to help a student return to school?

Whether you donate a uniform, sponsor a child, or partner with us as a business — every contribution keeps a student in class and textiles out of the landfill.

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