Pre-loved uniforms save families £69, says charity
Summary
A charity in Coventry called Clothing Coventry helped thousands of families save money on school uniforms by giving away free second-hand and donated clothing. On average, each family saved £69, as the charity distributed over 15,000 uniform items to more than 2,700 children.Key Facts
- Clothing Coventry provides free second-hand clothes and school uniforms to families in poverty.
- Families saved an average of £69 on school uniforms through the charity’s events.
- The average cost of a new school uniform is about £249.58 per child.
- The charity gave out 15,005 uniform items, including shirts, jumpers, blazers, and shoes.
- It also provided 4,659 brand-new items to more than 2,100 children.
- Some families received £30 vouchers when certain items like blazers were not available.
- The program is in its fourth year and is supported by Coventry Building Society.
- Clothing Coventry helps families all year, not just during summer.
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