Please Donate Your Unwanted Bras, You Don't Need Them But Others Do.


Have old bras that don't fit or just don't wear anymore? Great! Do drop by in one of the Neubodi specialty store near you to drop them off in the prepared Bra Bin. Don't trash them out because Neubodi's Bra Drive Campaign helps the women community in Nepal, India and Cambodia to improve their subpar living conditions. These trafficked women are able to make 5 times their minimum wages when they sell your donated bras in the second-hand clothing market, as bras are considered as luxury items and they are inaccessible within these regions.

Personally, since the Neubodi Bra Drive started some time ago, I've always kept my unwanted bras aside just so that I can finally put them all into these Bra Bins. I even had a friend who passed me her old bra months ago (when she was cleaning out her closet) just for this campaign!



Get RM10 rebate voucher for each bra donated and get 15% off with a minimum purchase of 2 bras. Also, for any new bra purchased during this period, RM1 will be donated to Breast Cancer Welfare Association Malaysia (BCWA).

They accept bras of any brand that's in good condition. Following types of bras are accepted:
  • Dailywear bras
  • Sports bras
  • Nursing bras
  • Mastectomy bras

This campaign will be held from 1 October 2015 - 3 November 2015. For more information, visit Neubodi's Facebook page. 


1 in 4 women in Malaysia confessed to own more than 10 bras in their lingerie drawers, with more than 80% of them...
Posted by Neubodi on Tuesday, October 6, 2015


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