Give your old clothes to The Empty Shop
The launch saw nearly 80kg of clothing donated by guests, including 195 shirts, 95 pants, 34 dresses and 24 pairs of shoes.
Miss South African 2017 finalists:(From Left) Nicole van Niekerk, Milanie Cilliers, Devoney Crossman pose for a picture, 1 November 2016, at “The Empty Shop” in Sandton City. The concept store encourages members of the public to donate clothes that are then displayed there before being donated to HospiceWits. Picture: Alaister Russell
It set a record for the most clothing yet donated and it opened this week in Sandton, looking to scale new heights and once again make the record books.
The award-winning Empty Shop, now open until November 20, is a novel way to give to charity. The launch, attended by 11 Miss South Africa 2017 semifinalists, saw nearly 80kg of clothing donated by guests, including 195 shirts, 95 pants, 34 dresses and 24 pairs of shoes.
The concept is simple: donate, style and empty. Every evening the store will be emptied and ready to receive new donations. Taking place in the Checkers Court, in Sandton City, The Empty Shop is also looking for accessories, children’s books, games and toys
