When I first read this article it instantly had my vote. This topic is so hard to read that clothes can be used towards people that really need them. I love the idea of donating and that piece being someone’s fresh start! Very well wrote and displayed
The main highlight that I appreciate from your infographic is how it provides a solution to one of the problems that negatively impact the environment. Too often, people discuss problems without coming up with ways to address the problems. I especially like how it seems that donating and volunteering with Haven for Hope are the most accessible ways to contribute that any student can do.
Congrats on your nomination! This infographic is beautifully made, and its title is appealing. It explains the potential drawback of clothing donations to thrift shops and shows why it might not be the best option. It offers smart substitutes for donating to secondhand shops, like making a direct donation to a church or a shelter. The infographic also emphasizes how, while formerly popular, thrifting may not be the best option today. Overall, wonderful job!
Donations have a big impact and are needed for the wellbeing of people. It helps those in need and it provides them security when they don’t have one. Every donation is important for humans in their everyday life. When we donate anything it is important to be informed and to make sure that what you are giving is going to be used and given to those in need. Especially when we donate clothes. With education and being informed is important to help those in need fast and to make sure that our materials are being used for good. As a community we could see the impacts that the less have and we need to make sure to give everything we can and the things we don’t use to those that can’t afford it or don’t have any necessary means to get it.
This is a very appealing looking infographic. It tackles a great subject and the importance of a community. In this case it shows how those around us can inact change but also how we can directly help those who need it close by. I enjoy how this infographic looks and how the group added an easy chart that blended perfectly into the information. Great job ladies!
This was an excellent post to read! I really liked the topic because I know thrifting is a popular trend these days, and many pieces of clothing end up going to the garbage instead of being given to people in need. I like how the article was able to present both positives and downsides of thrifting while ultimately convincing people to donate! The title was also quite touching: “Turn materialistic excess into blessings.” That was a fantastic touch that made me want to read the rest of the article! The color scheme and visuals were also perfect!
This infographic is designed excellently designed and has an eye-catching title It discusses the potential issue with donating clothes to thrift stores and demonstrates that it may not be ideal. It is a unique and relevant take on a something that has in many ways become “trendy”. It provides insightful alternatives to donating to thrift stores, such as giving directly to churches or shelters. The article also highlights how thrifting was once preferred but, as mentioned, now may not be the best choice. This well-designed infographic is a must-read for anyone looking to make informed decisions on where to donate their clothes, to create the greatest impact.
I really enjoyed that this infographic focused on an issue that’s commonly seen today and especially among younger age groups. Resellers are commonly seen on social media sites, especially in recent years and it is only become more common and popular to do so. I’m glad the authors provided other alternative donation sites to ensure that they go to those who truly need it.
Congratulations on your nomination. This is a topic I’ve heard about a lot growing up, mostly in schools. Looking at this I notice the chart and the prices from 2010 to 2020, and how it increases by a good amount. It sucks how thrift stores were originally made to help people but through the years it is becoming more about money.
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Carollann Serafin
When I first read this article it instantly had my vote. This topic is so hard to read that clothes can be used towards people that really need them. I love the idea of donating and that piece being someone’s fresh start! Very well wrote and displayed
Carlos Alonzo
The main highlight that I appreciate from your infographic is how it provides a solution to one of the problems that negatively impact the environment. Too often, people discuss problems without coming up with ways to address the problems. I especially like how it seems that donating and volunteering with Haven for Hope are the most accessible ways to contribute that any student can do.
Karicia Gallegos
Congrats on your nomination! This infographic is beautifully made, and its title is appealing. It explains the potential drawback of clothing donations to thrift shops and shows why it might not be the best option. It offers smart substitutes for donating to secondhand shops, like making a direct donation to a church or a shelter. The infographic also emphasizes how, while formerly popular, thrifting may not be the best option today. Overall, wonderful job!
Greitin Rodriguez
Donations have a big impact and are needed for the wellbeing of people. It helps those in need and it provides them security when they don’t have one. Every donation is important for humans in their everyday life. When we donate anything it is important to be informed and to make sure that what you are giving is going to be used and given to those in need. Especially when we donate clothes. With education and being informed is important to help those in need fast and to make sure that our materials are being used for good. As a community we could see the impacts that the less have and we need to make sure to give everything we can and the things we don’t use to those that can’t afford it or don’t have any necessary means to get it.
Alaina De Leon
This is a very appealing looking infographic. It tackles a great subject and the importance of a community. In this case it shows how those around us can inact change but also how we can directly help those who need it close by. I enjoy how this infographic looks and how the group added an easy chart that blended perfectly into the information. Great job ladies!
Kaylah Garcia
This was an excellent post to read! I really liked the topic because I know thrifting is a popular trend these days, and many pieces of clothing end up going to the garbage instead of being given to people in need. I like how the article was able to present both positives and downsides of thrifting while ultimately convincing people to donate! The title was also quite touching: “Turn materialistic excess into blessings.” That was a fantastic touch that made me want to read the rest of the article! The color scheme and visuals were also perfect!
Karah Renfroe
This infographic is designed excellently designed and has an eye-catching title It discusses the potential issue with donating clothes to thrift stores and demonstrates that it may not be ideal. It is a unique and relevant take on a something that has in many ways become “trendy”. It provides insightful alternatives to donating to thrift stores, such as giving directly to churches or shelters. The article also highlights how thrifting was once preferred but, as mentioned, now may not be the best choice. This well-designed infographic is a must-read for anyone looking to make informed decisions on where to donate their clothes, to create the greatest impact.
Melanie Fraire
I really enjoyed that this infographic focused on an issue that’s commonly seen today and especially among younger age groups. Resellers are commonly seen on social media sites, especially in recent years and it is only become more common and popular to do so. I’m glad the authors provided other alternative donation sites to ensure that they go to those who truly need it.
Carina Martinez
Congratulations on your nomination! Great information and graphics.
Sydney Nieto
Congratulations on your nomination. This is a topic I’ve heard about a lot growing up, mostly in schools. Looking at this I notice the chart and the prices from 2010 to 2020, and how it increases by a good amount. It sucks how thrift stores were originally made to help people but through the years it is becoming more about money.