Minister Max Hahn visits Kleiderbörse non-profit organization

For many years, Kleiderbörse Asbl in Mamer has been offering second-hand clothing, toys and everyday items in good condition, which are either resold or redistributed through donations to people in need.

To gain a better understanding of the association’s work, Minister Max Hahn visited the Maison des Jeunes in Mamer, where the “Kleederstuff” is located. Accompanied by mayor Luc Feller, aldermen Roger Negri and Ed Buchette, and alderwoman Francine Closener, the government representative for Family, Solidarity, Intercultural Living and Hospitality received explanations on how the association supports people in difficulty.

In addition to the “Kleederstuff”, the Kleiderbörse organizes a large second-hand market every spring and autumn, well known beyond the municipal borders. Further information: www.kleiderboerse.lu

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