Economical Impacts  Economic impact  All the clothing collected
by Campus California is sold to second hand clothing dealers and
graders both in the USA and abroad. We use the funds to grant
money to our supported programs.   Affordable Clothing
According to EPA estimates, over 75% of the world's population
relies on second hand clothing as their only wardrobe option. A
vast majority of the clothes end up in countries with very high
poverty levels, where they are bought by people who cannot
afford to buy new clothes.    Job Creation  Along the way many
jobs are created in the used clothing business. Campus
California employs 26 employees at our facility in Richmond. In
the countries where the clothes end up, a varitey of jobs are
created from distribution warehouses to marketplace sales in a
small rural African village in the countryside.   Source of
funding