Entirely Student-led.
“Changing communities, one textile at a time”
Where students work,
Change occurs.
We at Project Textile work to make change in hundreds of ways.
And we do it well.
Really well.
View our whole mission here:
How does P.T. (as we call it) function?
President and State Level Committees
The president and founder, Anthony bruno, works together with students that come from all over the state to work on state level committees, to make policy for the organization and plan events. Spots on the state level committees are prestigious and few.
Chief School Liaisons
Chief School liaisons act as “presidents” of their high school’s chapter, plan events, and recruit chapter members! They work with the state level committees to extend the mission of project textile across the state!
apply to become a chief school liaison
(Start your school’s chapter!)
Chapter members
Chief school liaisons recruit chapter members to advance the mission of respective chapters and aid in planning events and community closets (See Below)
❊ FAQs
You’ve got questions,
we’ve got answers
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project textile is an entirely student-led charity organization that gathers resources for homeless shelters by holding drives, events, and fundraisers!
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if there is already a chapter established at your school, talk to the chief school liaisons and become a chapter member. If there isn’t a chapter established, apply to be a chief school liaison and if accepted, you will be the founder of your school’s chapter.
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community closet is project textile’s most successful program. in this program, pt draws on elementary and feeder schools to collect specifically kids clothing to be donated or to be used to make care packages for community members.
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PT helps people in all walks of life. Giving clothing and resources to people who need them bolsters the entire community, not just the people who directly benefit.
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Yes! Whether you are a high school, middle, or elementary school, there is some sort of role that your school can take in project textile!