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For this session we're going to meet at the task, so you'll need to make your own way there. We encourage you to walk, run, or cycle to do so!
Give Your Best are dedicated to tackling clothing poverty and enhancing circularity within the fashion industry.
Clothes can be donated by the public and GYB work with fashion brands and retailers to redirect unsold stock and returns to put these clothes back into circulation, at low prices for the general public and free for those who need them most.
The Give Your Best shop in Cambridge works on a pay-it-forward principle. Every item purchased by the general public funds someone experiencing clothing poverty to shop for free, in the same shop.
Community Mission
✅ Our task will be sorting and pricing donations ready to be put out in the shop.
GYB are looking for donations, and GoodGymers are encouraged to bring donations for the task or to take to the shop at any time if the timing of this time does not work for you. The current donation call out is for autumn and winter wear.
Give Your Best donation policy:
📌 We'll meet at the Give Your Best shop, which is located near John Lewis on the ground floor of the Grand Arcade.
💛 If it is your first time coming to GoodGym you are very welcome here - our friendly GoodGymers will be waiting to say hi!
About GoodGym
We're a friendly and social group who combine exercise with helping out in the local community. We meet every week to get active and do a physical task to help the charities and community organisations and projects across Cambridge.
Give Your BestClothing poverty affects self-esteem, social participation and economic mobility, while fashion waste contributes significantly to environmental degradation. With the UK fashion industry discarding £140 million worth of clothing to landfill annually, and over 5.5 million people living in clothing poverty, there is a critical need to bridge this gap. We currently focus on supporting some of the most vulnerable communities in the UK, with the ambition to support every adult and child in need of clothing.
See moreMake sure you've read our general guidelines for safety for taking part in a GoodGym session.
For this group session, GoodGymers meet at the task so you can choose to walk, run, or cycle.
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If you have a question you would like to ask privately, you can email the GoodGym Cambridge area activator, Catherine, .