Parents Without Partner

Parents without Partner (PwP)is one of the largest international, non-​profit organisations meant for single parents with children. I love their idea, they actually create a recycling centre whereby they acquired second-​hand or recycle items. Their product are very diverse, From bags to stationary, accessories to daily accessories. How cool is that?
Every penny you spend here, will donate to the parents that in need (unemployed, less income). PwP is situated at Jaya one, at a little edge corner, nearby recycling centre and toilet. To be honest, I have not known this organization probably two decades of my life yet I think they have great concept in order to secure every children needs and encouraging people to use recycling product. Their interior are pretty spacious and filled with incredible collection of second-​hand things that are rather lasting. Unfortunately, I wasn’t able to contribute anything due to my limited budget but I manage to glance through the store. A Malay lady (staff), is super friendly and helpful, she would explain thoroughly about the organization despite I didn’t purchase anything.
Since their product are meant for charity, their price fluctuate, some are pricey, some are reasonable and some are cheap. So if you’re considering on getting things and able to do charity? Why not try PWP? they are amazing. Come now.

There is a corner in The School, Jaya One, called Parents without Partner (PwP). PwP is a NGO, which lends their hands to the single parents in poverty. PwP collects used items from donors, either resell them to raise fund, or donate it to the parents who need help.
Since I work at Jaya One, it is easy for me to come to this place. Well, I didn’t donate or buy anything at PwP before, but I learned what they are doing. I went to «shop» there before, all items they sell are in very good condition. So, don’t worry if the items broke easily. It is just the same like we buy second hand things.
The person in charge of PwP is very enthusiastic, when she saw people drop by, she won’t ask you to buy thing. Instead, she will explain to you what PwP is, and urge you not to throw away your used items and donate to them so that they can reuse or resell them.
Since items here are donated by kind-​hearted people, the selling price is somewhat below market price. So, if you are thinking to buy second hand /​value buy items, why don’t come to PwP. You can buy your desired items, meanwhile able to help others, that is a win-​win strategy~