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Monday 9am - 5pm Tuesday 9am - 5pm Wednesday 9am - 5pm Thursday 9am - 5pm Friday 9am - 5pm Saturday 9am - 4pm

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Fashion Hope

To support and promote the growth of individual survivors with shelter partners.

Through clothing, accessories and cash donations we help survivors achieve their goals of being placed back into the work force.

08/12/2024

In 2017 you were just 15 yet a big heart serving shelter partners for doing various clothing to empower survivors. Today Sunday August 11th you touched the hearts of many as you won representing your home state of Michigan. We are so PROUD of you and the young lady you have become. .cooper

07/03/2024

We are in need of volunteers to help sort clothes immediately. Please share with friends that may want to help us. We are also in need of donations for storage and shipping cost. Interested? Please DM us.

06/07/2024

Have you ever thought about giving to ? We do something really unique and you can help by a donating lightly used clothing or by going to our PayPal and contributing. Big need is shipping cost. Thanks for remembering us. In Miami DM us we are collecting more for

04/09/2024

Help us empower women and children of human trafficking with lightly used clothes and accessories. Also for storage cost in Miami we are looking for a donations.

To donate cash choose link in our profile

03/09/2024

Another successful drive coordinated and styled by for

Interested in attending please email shirl@shirlckark.com recipient organizations Courage Worldwide, Inc. Samaritan Vill...

03/01/2024

Interested in attending please email [email protected] recipient organizations Courage Worldwide, Inc. Samaritan Village Inc.

Sponsored by Shirl Clark Collection

02/03/2023

Make a difference by unconditional service. Interested in donating? We are looking for lounge wear lightly used or new sizes 12 to 22. Spread the word.

01/24/2023

A few times a year we do something really cool with some amazing women in Orlando.

Interested in helping us empower women survivors of human trafficking through shelter partners? Lightly used clothes and accessories to women survivors of shelter partners. For needs see link in profile http://www.fashionhope.org/faq For more details email [email protected]

In need of shipping donations. Recipient organisation/s announced by Friday January the 27th

01/17/2023

Our Orlando Annual Clothing Drive coming February 16th and 17th All sizes needed for shelter partners. Interested in participating in person email or DM us.

11/24/2022

We hope got the message: it’s NEVER OKAY to sexualize children. Let this serve as a lesson to other companies who are tempted to exploit children. We won’t stand for it.

Ending the sexualization of children has been a major focus for Fashion Hope and

will be launching films and campaigns in 2023 specifically targeting this injustice! Follow them today and give to the year-end campaign in link on their bio.

05/22/2022

Awareness and Education is one of the most valuable things to slow down the spread of human trafficking. We are thankful for shelter partners that serve the women your donations go too. Learn more about trafficking by learning about grooming.

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Orlando, FL
32789

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Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm
Saturday	9am - 4pm

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+14072592954

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FASHION HOPE SERVES AS A CATALYST TO BUILD AWARENESS AND EMPOWER WOMEN THROUGH SUSTAINABLE FASHION AND MEDIA PROJECTS. WE AIM TO THIS IS A GLOBAL MISSION.

On April 24, 2013, over 1,000 people were killed when the Rana Plaza factory complex collapsed in Dhaka, Bangladesh and over 2,000 more were injured. As the concrete crushed many lives that day our commitment to social justice, humanitarian aide and education pertaining to fashion by way of empowering, mobilizing and educating the public with the knowledge and movement to create change emerged. We believe that when brands are more concerned about profits than the safety of its workers a line in the sand must be drawn.

Our core competencies allow us to raise new and lightly-used fashion goods to empower survivors of human injustices through our annual clothing drives and reduce textile waste in landfills.