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SUMMARY:Stand Up To Trash Clothing Swap
DESCRIPTION:This event has been reschedule to Sunday\, November 23 due to forecasted rain. \n\n\n\nJoin Stand Up To Trash for a beach cleanup and clothing swap! \n\n \n\n8:00-9:00am Yoga on the grass at Baby Beach \n\n9:00-10:30am Beach Cleanup\n\n10:30 Free Lunch & Learn at Ocean Institute (Clothing Swap)\n\n\n\nHow You Can Join\n\nBring up to 10 gently loved clothing items to swap\, plus unlimited accessories\, shoes\, handbags\, or jewelry.\n\nEach item you bring earns you a ticket to exchange for something new to you. Everything must be clean and in great condition because sustainability starts with respect for the things (and people) we share with. \n\n \n\nWhy a Clothing Swap for America Recycles Day\n\nA clothing swap isn't just about refreshing your closet\, it's about tackling one of the biggest hidden polluters: the fashion industry.\n\n\n Clothing Waste Crisis: Americans throw away 11 million tons of textiles every year - most ending up in landfills where they can take decades to break down. \n Overproduction Problem: Globally\, we produce 100 billion garments a year\, far more than we could ever wear. In fact\, experts say that even if we stopped producing new clothes today\, there would still be enough clothing on the planet to dress the next five generations.\n Environmental Footprint: The fashion industry is responsible for about 10% of global carbon emissions and massive water waste - making one cotton t-shirt can take 2\,700 liters of water (enough for one person to drink for 2.5 years)\n\n\n \n\nBy hosting a clothing swap\, we are:\n\n\n\n Reducing waste headed to landfills.\n\n Extending the life cycle of clothes already made.\n\n Inspiring community members to rethink the way we shop\n\nand dress.\n\n Showing that reuse is just as powerful as recycling.\n\n \n\n Read the full blog here
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\nThis event has been reschedule to Sunday\, November 23 due to forecasted rain. \;
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\nJoin Stand Up To Trash for a beach cleanup and clothing swap! \;
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\n\n8:00-9:00am Yoga on the grass at Baby Beach \;
\n\n9:00-10:30am \;Beach Cleanup
\n\n10:30 Free Lunch &\; Learn at Ocean Institute (Clothing Swap)
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\nHow You Can Join
\nBring up to 10 gently loved clothing items to swap\, plus unlimited accessories\, shoes\, handbags\, or jewelry.
\nEach item you bring earns you a ticket to exchange for something new to you. Everything must be clean and in great condition because sustainability starts with respect for the things (and people) we share with. \;
\n \;
\n\nWhy a Clothing Swap for America Recycles Day
\n\nA clothing swap isn&rsquo\;t just about refreshing your closet\, it&rsquo\;s about tackling one of the biggest hidden polluters: the fashion industry.
\n\n\n - Clothing Waste Crisis: Americans throw away 11 million tons of textiles every year - most ending up in landfills where they can take decades to break down.
\n - Overproduction Problem: Globally\, we produce 100 billion garments a year\, far more than we could ever wear. In fact\, experts say that even if we stopped producing new clothes today\, there would still be enough clothing on the planet to dress the next five generations.
\n - Environmental Footprint: The fashion industry is responsible for about 10% of global carbon emissions and massive water waste - making one cotton t-shirt can take 2\,700 liters of water (enough for one person to drink for 2.5 years)
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\n\nBy hosting a clothing swap\, we are:
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\n✨\; Reducing waste headed to landfills.
\n✨\; Extending the life cycle of clothes already made.
\n✨\; Inspiring community members to rethink the way we shop
\n\nand dress.
\n✨\; Showing that reuse is just as powerful as recycling.
\n\n \;
\n\n👉\; Read the full blog here \;
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LOCATION:Baby Beach & Ocean Institute
UID:e.2189.16098
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DTSTAMP:20260518T040547Z
URL:https://business.danapointchamber.com/events/details/stand-up-to-trash-clothing-swap-16098
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