A better world

The collaboration between Stephanie Rodas and Sol de Primavera to consolidate a circular project is an admirable and sustainable initiative. The idea of ​​creating unique accessories from scraps of fabric from the workshop not only promotes the reduction of waste of materials, but also contributes to the financing of projects that seek to improve the living conditions of adolescents and young people in the city of Quito, Ecuador.

These types of circular projects are beneficial from both an environmental and social perspective. Some of the key aspects of this initiative are:

Sustainability: The reuse of fabric scraps contributes to the reduction of textile waste, which is important for environmental conservation.

Empowerment: By involving students in creating accessories, they are given the opportunity to gain skills and contribute meaningfully to a project with a social purpose.

Financing for social projects: The funds generated through the sale of accessories are used to finance Sol de Primavera projects, which allows the foundation to continue its work in the search for a social coexistence free of violence and the improvement of social conditions. living conditions of young people in situations of poverty and extreme poverty.

Social Awareness: This collaboration not only raises funds, but also raises awareness about social issues in Quito and the importance of addressing them.