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At Stax, we believe collaboration and a little healthy competition can drive incredible outcomes, especially when it's for a worthy cause. This June, our offices in Boston, New York, Chicago, and London engaged in a spirited, cross-office challenge to collect the most clothing donations in support of local Goodwill organizations in the US and Traid in the UK. (Spoiler alert: Chicago took home the win and the pizza party!)
Led by the Stax Community ERG, the initiative began with a clear and timely message: as the seasons change, take the opportunity to clean out your closet and donate gently used items to those in need. What started as a simple seasonal refresh quickly grew into a company-wide competition.
Why Goodwill and Traid?
Stax partnered with Goodwill in the US and Traid in the UK—two mission-driven organizations making meaningful impact through clothing donations. Goodwill empowers individuals and families by helping them reach their full potential through education, job training, and the power of work. Every gently used item donated helps fund vital programs that support those facing barriers to employment. Each shirt, pair of shoes, or blazer not only stocks shelves but fuels job creation and workforce development in the local community.
Traid, a UK-based charity retailer, is on a mission to make fashion more sustainable and ethical. By collecting and reselling quality second-hand clothing through its London shops, Traid extends the life of garments while reducing waste. Proceeds support global projects that uplift the people behind the clothing, from organic cotton farmers to garment workers, creating positive change throughout the supply chain.
Together, these organizations reflect the values of reuse, dignity, and opportunity, making them perfect partners for our cross-office donation drive.
The Final Count
Across all Stax offices, hundreds of clothing items were collected and donated. This initiative highlights how small, everyday actions, like cleaning out a closet, can spark meaningful change. It also reflects the strength of the Stax community when we unite around a shared purpose.
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