The route · Vancouver → Uganda

# Follow one bag, all the way.

No black box in the middle. Here's every step your donation takes — and the commitments we hold ourselves to along the way, written as promises, not padded numbers.

Three steps, one journey

## Vancouver, to hand-sorting, to Uganda.

Drag to turn a bale · sorted, packed, sent

### 1 · You donate

A bag dropped off across Vancouver, or a pickup we book by email — individuals and companies both.

### 2 · We sort, by hand

People rebuilding their lives in recovery quality-check and pack every item — meaningful paid work.

### 3 · It reaches Uganda

Quality clothing lands with partner communities. Nothing usable is left behind on the way.

The last mile

## Packed to travel, sent where it's needed.

Once it's sorted and quality-checked, clothing is baled and shipped to partner communities in Uganda. We don't name numbers we can't stand behind — we tell you where it went and let the route speak for itself.

Our commitments

## Promises we keep — not statistics we inflate.

### Every usable piece is used

We keep usable clothing out of the landfill and make sure it's reused appropriately — sorted, packed, shipped, not left to languish in a bin.

### Sorted by hand, every time

Every donation is handled by our team — people in recovery, in meaningful paid work — never dumped unsorted.

### A route you can see

Vancouver drop-off to Ugandan partner communities, with nothing hidden in the middle of the journey.

### Honest about what we measure

We report where clothing goes plainly. Where we can't measure something honestly, we don't dress it up as a number.

## Put a bag on the route.

Donate clothing, or bring your company on board with a drive. Either way, it starts in Vancouver and ends somewhere it's needed.