Nestlé Malta has successfully concluded its 5th Annual Clothes Collection Drive, with this year’s edition focusing on men’s clothing. Over the course of November, the company, alongside members of the public, collected a total of 1,112 kilograms of clean, pre-loved men’s clothing. These items will be donated to Inspire Foundation and MSPCA, local NGOs that will use the clothing to support their charitable operations through sales in their thrift shops.

In addition, Nestlé Malta has donated double this weight in Nestlé products, over two tonnes, to the Foodbank Lifeline Foundation. This donation supports the Foodbank’s invaluable work in ensuring that individuals and families facing hardship have access to essential food supplies in the short term, while they work toward more sustainable, long-term solutions. The Foodbank Lifeline Foundation greatly appreciates the direct delivery of donations to their warehouses in Marsa, especially during the festive season.
Commenting on the success of the initiative, Anita Olton, Corporate Communications Manager at Nestlé Malta, said, “We are grateful for the overwhelming response from the community and our employees. This year’s focus on men’s clothing has allowed us to address a specific need within our partner organisations while ensuring that our contributions have a lasting impact through the food donations to the Foodbank.”
Since its launch in 2020, the Clothes Collection Drive has become a staple testament to the generosity and compassion of the Maltese community. Each year, individuals, families and business communities come together to donate clothing, helping those in need and making a tangible difference. This initiative reflects the heartfelt engagement of the community and Nestlé Malta’s dedication to fostering care and support through corporate social responsibility.
The Clothes Collection Drive remains a key element of Nestlé Malta’s broader CSR initiatives, contributing to both local charitable efforts and sustainable environmental practices. The success of this year’s drive underscores the power of collective action in addressing societal challenges.