SECOND CHANCE
SECOND CHANCE
repurpose, recreate, reuse
Welcome to "The Second Chance" – a non-profit organization dedicated to reshaping the narrative of discarded goods. We specialize in upcycling defective and unsaleable items sourced from retail companies, breathing new life into them through creative repurposing and refurbishment. With a dual commitment to environmental sustainability and charitable impact, we transform waste into opportunities, offering both products and people a second chance for a brighter, more compassionate future. Join us on this transformative journey towards a world where every discarded item finds a purpose and every sale supports meaningful causes.
about us
Founded in 2021, Second Chance believes in the transformative power of second chances for products. Our non-profit organization specializes in upcycling defective and unsaleable goods sourced from retail companies, breathing new life into items that might otherwise go to waste. By creatively repurposing and refurbishing these products, we not only contribute to environmental sustainability but also generate funds for charitable causes. Every upcycled creation we sell serves as an opportunity to make a positive impact, providing a second chance for both the items and the individuals in need. Join us in our mission to create a more sustainable and compassionate world, one upcycled product at a time.
foundation facts
a look at our impact through numbers:
Relevant, Important Updates
10K+
Raised in Donations
1000+
Products Upcycled
500+
Volunteers
10+
Countries Sold To Worldwide
2
Global Companies Worked With
SECOND CHANCE: DEDICATION AND CREATIVITY WITH PROVEN IMPACT
Our Creative Processes are second-to-none as we take even the most defective of goods and create something entirely unique and marketable
LOCAL NON-PROFIT WITH A WORLDWIDE IMPACT
For our first project with German-Heritage MCM Brand, we upcycled defective MCM products with local student-made art, which was sold to customers all across the global from Asia to Africa to America. All profits raised were donated to Korean children with a multicultural background.
