Every year, kids in our city go to school without a jacket. Families choosing between rent and shoes. Teens showing up in the same hoodie for weeks because there's no other option.
ThreadUp changes that. One coat at a time. One neighborhood at a time.
Millions of pounds of clothing get donated every year — and still, the need is invisible. It's not that the clothes don't exist. It's that the connection between your closet and a kid who needs a jacket doesn't exist. The channel doesn't exist. The moment doesn't exist.
Until now.
Donate money, clothing, or time. Every dollar buys a jacket, a pair of shoes, a hygiene kit. Every item gets someone through the week.
ThreadUp goes viral when you share it. Every repost, every story, every DM to a friend — it multiplies. Your network becomes the fundraising team.
We organize community distribution events. You see exactly where your money went. You meet the people you helped. That's the ThreadUp difference.
This isn't a charity drive that wraps up in December and disappears. This is a movement — ongoing, local, powered by people who care about their city and their neighbors. San Antonio deserves to feel like a place where no kid goes cold.
And that's on us.