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Donate clothing and win a GEA voucher

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Donate clothes and shoes in good condition to the textile collectors at sachspenden.at and win one of eleven GEA vouchers! This creates ecological and social added value and ensures well-shod winners. Take part in the RepaNet competition!

In order to show what each individual can contribute to a social, well-functioning textile collection, RepaNet launched the website in September together with initiator partner Tchibo sachspender.at launched. There you can quickly find the nearest container or the nearest drop-off point for clothes - but shoes can also be donated there. RepaNet invites you to visit the site and donate well-preserved clothing and shoes that you no longer need to the socio-economic re-use companies. This supports reuse at home, creates jobs for the disadvantaged and finances charitable projects.

And now you can win with sachspenden.at!

Take a photo and show how you hand in your clothing donation in one of the sachspenden.at shops - and win one of eleven GEA vouchers. RepaNet looks forward to your photographic contributions!

To the competition on the RepaNet website

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Re-Use Austria (formerly RepaNet) is part of a movement for a "good life for all" and contributes to a sustainable, non-growth-driven way of life and economy that avoids the exploitation of people and the environment and instead uses as few and intelligently as possible material resources to create the highest possible level of prosperity.
Re-Use Austria networks, advises and informs stakeholders, multipliers and other actors from politics, administration, NGOs, science, social economy, private economy and civil society with the aim of improving legal and economic framework conditions for socio-economic re-use companies, private repair companies and civil society Create repair and reuse initiatives.

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