FashionPact stores are innovative thrift boutiques where shopping and donating create direct community impact.

Its unique giving model allows clothing donors and shoppers to direct 30% of every purchase to local nonprofits they choose. FashionPact’s proprietary software tracks each donated item from intake through sale, seamlessly connecting secondhand retail with charitable giving.

FashionPact exists to create a better way to thrift—one that keeps clothing in use longer, provides sustainable funding for local organizations, and empowers everyday people to support the causes that matter most to them.

Brittani Clancey is the founder of FashionPact, an Alaska-based thrift boutique reimagining secondhand shopping as a powerful tool for community giving. Brittani created FashionPact around an innovative model that connects fashion, sustainability, technology, and philanthropy: 30% of every purchase supports local nonprofits chosen directly by the people who donate and shop.
To bring the concept to life, Brittani and her team developed custom proprietary software that tracks each donated item from intake through sale, connecting it to the nonprofit selected by the donor and purchaser and making giving an integrated part of the shopping experience. Today, FashionPact supports more than 100 local nonprofit partners and has generated hundreds of thousands of dollars for organizations throughout its community. Brittani’s vision is to prove that retail can create meaningful, sustainable local impact—and ultimately recreate the FashionPact model in communities across the United States.