Project Pilipinas is building a network of textile donors, companies, institutions, community makers, buyers, technical specialists, LGUs, and development partners. Participation can begin through a pilot partnership, project-based support, product order, or material recovery assessment.
We welcome organizations and individuals who can contribute materials, skills, facilities, research, logistics, market access, product demand, or community production capacity.
Companies, schools, hotels, hospitals, manufacturers, retailers, and offices can work with us to assess and recover uniforms, linens, scraps, deadstock, returns, and other textiles.
Community groups, cooperatives, livelihood programs, and small upcycling enterprises can share their skills, equipment, product capacity, quality process, and material needs.
We welcome support in material science, engineering, architecture, logistics, data systems, impact measurement, product design, marketing, training, and documentation.
Businesses and consumers can support community production through corporate gifts, customized products, sustainable procurement, retail partnerships, and repeat orders.
We aim to make participation clear and practical. Each partnership begins by defining the material, capacity, expected role, communication process, safety considerations, reporting needs, and next steps.
Partners receive a defined starting process, required information, contact points, and an agreed pilot scope before activities begin.
Your materials, expertise, purchases, facilities, or networks are connected to a specific recovery, livelihood, or innovation need.
Where appropriate, partners can receive activity updates, impact summaries, collaboration stories, and opportunities to improve the model together.