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Keeping it simple…

Posted by on 5 December, 2008 in Primary
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The Clothes Bank is a network for collections, sorting, and distribution of clothes in different phases. The collection phase include house-to-house collections and installation of Cloth Drop Boxes in convenient public places including malls and banks. The Foundation also plans to involve a larger network of volunteers, including school-children in its collection drives. Clothes will then be sorted and distributed through a trusted network of partners.

An interesting evolution on an age-old charitable act. You can read the entire article here.


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Vinay Ganti

Vinay is in his fourth year of a four year JD/MBA program at the New York University School of Law and the Leonard B. Stern School of Business in New York City. Prior to coming to New York, Vinay graduated from Brown University, worked in technology transfer as a consultant and also founded a financial literacy program for underprivileged youth. Currently, Vinay is an InSITE Fellow for Venture Capital and Innovation. His primary interests are in the social venture capital investing space and its role in transforming micro-businesses into globally competitive SMEs. After school, Vinay wants to create novel ways to provide clean energy & water to the world’s poor.

One Comment on “Keeping it simple…”

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