The Eden Leisure Foundation raised €5,000 during the fourth edition of its Annual Pop-Up Thrift Store on 23rd May at the InterContinental Malta, attracting hundreds of shoppers in support of sustainability and local charitable causes.The event saw a diverse turnout throughout the day, including families, teenagers, children and young adults, all coming together to shop sustainably while supporting the community.Visitors explored a wide range of new designer and pre-loved fashion items, accessories, shoes, and unique finds, giving clothing a second life while contributing to charitable initiatives.This year’s edition raised over €5,000, with all proceeds donated to three participating NGOs: Inspire, MSPCA, and EmpowerHER.The atmosphere was enhanced by DJ Xplora, who provided live music throughout the event, creating an energetic and welcoming shopping experience for visitors of all ages.Eden Leisure Foundation Chairperson Kate de Cesare said the initiative highlighted the importance of combining environmental responsibility with community impact.“Seeing people come together for a cause like this is incredibly rewarding. The success of our thrift events shows that sustainability and community support can go hand in hand, and we are grateful to everyone who contributed to making the day such a positive and impactful experience,” she said.The Foundation also collected 183 kilograms of second-hand clothes from employees, friends, and families for the organisations to resell.The Annual Pop-Up Thrift Store forms part of the Eden Leisure Foundation’s ongoing commitment to supporting environmental and social initiatives within the Maltese community.Well done to all!•