The Luxury Closet supports Dubai Cares’ global education programmes


May 19, 2019 | By RetailME Bureau

In the spirit of the holy month of Ramadan, The Luxury Closet – an online marketplace for buying and selling luxury items – has partnered with Dubai Cares. As part of the collaboration, The Luxury Closet is supporting Dubai Cares’ programmes aimed at positively impacting the lives of underprivileged children and young people in developing countries through education.

This initiative enables sellers to simply submit any designer items they wish to sell on The Luxury Closet website or app, wherein they will be provided with the option to dedicate a percentage of their proceeds towards Dubai Cares’ programmes. The percentage options are 10%, 20%, 50% or full amount. These proceeds will be transferred to Dubai Cares as soon as the item is sold.

“The team at The Luxury Closet are passionate about helping both our consumers and Dubai Cares in the most genuine way. We completely support the philosophy that education is more than a human right, it is an irrevocable asset in a child’s life and it is an honour to be joining forces with Dubai Cares to work together in taking the next step in the right direction,” states Kunal Kapoor, founder and CEO at The Luxury Closet.

The Luxury Closet is changing the way people think about and shop luxury, by showing an industry known for its opulence that fashion can be sustainable and an agent to do good. The new age luxury start-up is joining forces with Dubai Cares to improve the lives of children and young people in developing countries. Using the established platform, consumers can sell their items and make a simple donation of their choice to support Dubai Cares’ education programmes in developing countries. Additionally, during the holy month of Ramadan, The Luxury Closet will cover a week of education for a child for every item that is consigned with a donation commitment to work towards the goal of giving a child a promising future.

Dubai Cares is a UAE-based global philanthropic organisation playing a key role in helping achieve the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 4, which aims to ensure inclusive and quality education for all and promote lifelong learning by 2030.

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