Fundación Humana Pueblo para Pueblo

Clothing reuse and social projects

Humana, Fundación Pueblo para Pueblo, is a nonprofit that has operated in Spain since 1987. Its main activity is collecting used clothing through donation bins and selling it in secondhand stores to promote circularity and sustainable fashion. Proceeds support international development, humanitarian aid, environmental work, public education, and local initiatives, including urban agriculture.

Collection and reach

The foundation manages clothing donation bins and a chain of secondhand stores. According to figures it publishes, more than 2.7 million people donate clothing through its bins each year, and nearly 3 million people shop at its stores. Humana reports collecting more than 19 million kilograms of clothing annually, investing more than €45 million in social projects since 1987, and creating more than 750 jobs.

Stores and locations

Humana operates secondhand clothing stores in Spain. One news item notes the opening of its 30th store in Madrid, which was its 60th nationwide. The foundation’s website has a “Where We Are” section with store information.

Programs and partnerships

Beyond textile reuse, Humana runs international development, humanitarian aid, development education, and urban agriculture programs. It also offers partnership opportunities for businesses and city governments and operates an international volunteer program.

Contact

• Phones: 93 840 21 82 and 93 840 28 19
• Email: info@humana-spain.org
• Website: fundacion-pueblo-para-pueblo.org
• Instagram: @humana_secondhand_es
• Facebook: humana.spain
• X/Twitter: @HumanaSpain
• YouTube: @HumanaSpain
• LinkedIn: humana-spain