Trust Charity and Holiday Inn Express Macau New Port Area are co-organizing the "Pass on the Goodness" old clothes recycling campaign. From now until October 31, a collection point will be set up at San Pou Han Teng in Fai Chi Kei, Macau, accepting new or clean, intact second-hand clothing donated by the public. After sorting, some items will be directly given to local people in need, while others will be sold at a charity sale, with all proceeds used to support community care services.

Key Points

  • The campaign is co-organized by Trust Charity and Holiday Inn Express Macau New Port Area, with the collection period running until October 31, 2026.
  • Collection points are located in the lobbies of Block 1 (152 Rua Sul do Patane) and Block 2 (31 Rua Nova do Patane) of San Pou Han Teng in Fai Chi Kei.
  • Only new or clean, neatly organized, intact second-hand clothing is accepted; second-hand intimate apparel and sleepwear are excluded.

Where the Clothes Go: Dual Track of Donation and Charity Sale After Sorting

The campaign is open to the public, and residents can drop off clothing at the collection points in the two lobbies mentioned above within the deadline. The organizers have set restrictions on acceptance standards: clothing must be new, or second-hand clothing that has been cleaned, organized, and is intact; second-hand intimate apparel and sleepwear are not within the scope of acceptance.

The collected clothing will be uniformly sorted, with two handling paths. Some will be directly donated to people in need in Macau to convey social care; the other part will be used for a charity sale, with all proceeds invested in supporting community care services.

Organizers Say They Aim to Promote Cherishing Resources and Reducing Waste, Deepen Corporate Philanthropic Cooperation

Trust Charity stated that through this old clothes recycling campaign, it hopes environmental protection will not remain merely a slogan but be put into daily action; the campaign also aims to guide the public to re-examine consumption habits, appreciate the value of "cherishing what one has and being content," treasure resources, reduce waste, and give every piece of clothing a second life.

The charity also said that in the future it will continue to fulfill its social responsibility, deepen philanthropic cooperation with all sectors of society and enterprises, continuously carry out diversified environmental protection and care projects, and encourage community residents to jointly protect the earth's resources and build a green, warm, and inclusive community.

Source: Trust Charity and Holiday Inn Express Co-host "Pass on the Goodness" Old Clothes Recycling Campaign to Promote Environmental Protection and Charity · Originally published on 2026-10-08