From uniforms to tote bags, each project keeps materials in use and puts them in the hands of people who need them.
Gently used khakis — and white uniform shirts for girls — are accepted at Campion College's main office year round. Our official collection drives run annually from June through August at Fontana stores islandwide, with distribution via the National Education Trust (NET).
Help support the plastic ban by spreading the t-shirt upcycling movement. Turn old t-shirts into reusable tote bags in under 10 minutes with simple, no-sew instructions on Instagram @teetotesja. Featured in the United Nations' World's Largest Lesson "Don't Waste It" activity.
In response to COVID-19 in 2020, we added donations of reusable cloth masks in partnership with Project Hope, L.P. Azar and Ralaica. 1,200+ masks donated and counting.
Since 2020 we've added school supplies such as pencil cases and data credit, with support from Food for the Poor and the Digicel Foundation Jamaica — and we're continuing to grow this component.
Through our sister project, we now help students who dance by providing the requisite attire — extending our recycling mission to activewear and dancewear.
We're hoping to create UniCycle Jamaica collection chapters at schools that wear khakis. Reach out and let's talk.
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