2015
23,400 +
82million+
1,688
Year Established
People & Families Clothed
Pieces of Clothing Recovered
Drop-off Hosts and Partners
WHAT WE DO

Host a Clothing Recovery Bin
If you're a business, school, municipality or a non-profit, you can host an Apparel Impact clothing recovery bin and benefit. It's easy to do and it benefits you and our local environment in a big way.
Apparel Impact provides a free, full service partnership where you can host a bin and allow Apparel Impact to do the work. Schedule a free site visit to learn more.

Providing Community Support
Since 2014, Apparel Impact has provided clothing, food and other much needed resources to over 14,000 people and families locally. Apparel Impact is known for its focus on supporting local people and causes and being the first for-profit company in New England to institute an entire division focused on helping local people.

Town and Municipality Textile Recovery
Nearly 10% of all trash in local landfills are textiles. Apparel Impact provides towns and municipalities the opportunity to reduce their landfills of textiles and recover them; creating more local jobs, reducing landfill waste and reducing towns overall budgets spent on the disposal of textiles.


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WHO WE ARE
Apparel Impact started as a simple idea in 2015: fight textile waste, create real jobs, and make sure people in our communities never go without the clothing they need. We weren’t backed by investors or big budgets; just a few dropoff bins, a rented storage unit, and a family determined to build something that mattered.
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We’ve grown a lot since then. What began as a small New England operation is now one of the fastest growing textile recovery and reuse companies in the United States. Today we work with more than 1,800 partners across six states — towns, schools, nonprofits, small businesses, and national brands. All aligned around the same goal: keep clothing out of landfills, find the highest and best use, and put it back into the hands of the people who need it most.
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We’re a family owned and veteran owned company built on disruption for good. We take on an industry that stayed the same for decades and push it forward with transparency, accountability, and solutions that actually work. Our focus is simple: reduce waste, increase reuse, fight clothing insecurity, and build local impact at scale.
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Along the way, our team has been fortunate to be recognized for doing things the right way; earning honors like the SBA Veteran Business of the Year, Business NH Magazine’s Business of the Year, Business NH Magazine’s Second Fastest Growing Company in New Hampshire, the Aquarion Environmental Champion Award, NH Recycles Business of the Year, and the Easterseals Veterans Count Award for Veteran-Owned Business. None of these define us, but they validate the work and the fight to change this industry for the better.
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Apparel Impact has never been just about bins or pounds. It’s about changing the way people think about clothing, proving a for-profit company can still put people and communities first, and making sure what we collect helps someone’s life, not a landfill.
We’re here to build something that lasts; for the environment, for families in need, and for the future of this industry.
COMMUNITY

Apparel Impact provides over 1,000 local children with food, clothing and fun activities each year.

Easterseals NH and Apparel Impact have been heralded as being at the forefront of how non-profit and for-profit organizations can join hands in fighting local poverty while also improving our environment.

Apparel Impact and their non-profit partner, Vision International Missions, operate the Ti Palmiste Community Orphanage in La Gonave, Haiti. They currently provide a home to 30 children.

Apparel Impact organizes their own outreaches each month to provide food and clothing to thousands of New England people and families in need.
The 'Ti Palmiste Children's Home
Easterseals NH Partnership
The 'Ti Palmiste Children's Home
The 'Ti Palmiste Children's Home
CONTACT
New Hampshire
New York
Inquiries
For any inquiries, questions or commendations, please call: (603) 505-4779 or fill out the following form
Town / Municipality Recycling
To learn how your town can reduce textile waste, please contact us: info@apparelimpact.com
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