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Amman, May 13 (Petra) – The Charity Clothing Bank (CCB), under the Jordan Hashemite Charity Organization (JHCO), launched the “Challenge Month” initiative aimed at sorting donated clothing with the participation of youth groups and institutions from Jordan’s public and private sectors.
According to a statement issued Tuesday, the initiative is part of the bank’s “broader” mission to promote volunteerism and foster “positive” competition among participants.
During the set period, teams will work to sort the largest possible quantity of donated clothing items, which would then be redistributed to underprivileged households across Jordan’s governorates.
The event brings together active youth initiatives, volunteers, and employees from various sectors, reflecting a “collective” spirit of cooperation and community solidarity.
Closing the challenge, the team that processes the highest volume of donations will be honored, and all participants will receive certificates of appreciation for their contributions to the humanitarian effort.
The Charity Clothing Bank encouraged individuals and organizations interested in joining the initiative to engage within official communication channels or by calling 0775520082, reiterating its commitment to opening its doors to participants to make a positive impact on the lives of others.
//Petra// AO
13/05/2025 16:36:26