Save Money on Gently Used Back to School Clothing & Support Schools in Need with Schoola

This post is sponsored by Schoola – an online company that sells gently used clothing and also donates to schools in need. As always, all thoughts and opinions are 100% my own.

Have you heard of Schoola?  Schoola is an online shop dedicated to recycling brand-name children’s clothes, with 40% of the proceeds going to schools in need. Schoola saves parents money on a necessity – kid’s clothing and at the same time gives back to schools who desperately need funding. Schoola has been featured by Fox News, the LA Times, Forbes and Parenting Magazine! Go HERE to find an outfit(s) for your child!

I wanted to test out Schoola so I created an outfit for Asher. I was able to order this Children’s Place Polo for $3.90 and the Carter’s Shorts for $4.20. $8.10 for an outfit that is school worthy! I love it. With Schoola shipping is free on orders of $50 or more. Besides getting an affordable outfit, $3.24 went to a needy school!

It gets even better! Right now Schoola is in the midst of a “20 Days of School” Adopt-a-School campaign. If you use this link HERE (created specifically for Addicted to Saving readers), for every transaction made with this link, an additional $1.00 will be donated to the KIPP Academy in Bronx, NY. And, for every Schoola donation bag requested with this link, $1.00 will be donated to the KIPP Academy. If you donate the clothes and fill out your school information, $2.00 out of every $5.00 made will go back to the school you choose!

I chose KIPP Academy because the goal for KIPP Academy is to raise $25,000 for their music program. When I was in school, music was my passion. I played the piano and then played the flute in the band throughout grade school and middle school. Back then, I didn’t realize that it was a luxury to have music as part of my day in school.

KIPP Academy is a small school in the Bronx. KIPP Academy works hard to support kids who need all the help they can get. Ninety-five percent of its students qualify for free or reduced-cost lunch. More than one in seven receives special education services. Music helps KIPP Academy reach and engage every child who enters its doors. The slogan on the Music Room wall sets the stage—All of Us Will Learn Music. No matter what backgrounds they come from or what challenges they face, they learn lessons together that will serve them the rest of their lives.

Below is a video about KIPP Academy & Schoola.

Have you ordered from Schoola yet? I would love to hear your thoughts!