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FASHINZA’S KHADI FASHION SHOW FOR SPECIALLY-ABLED CHILDREN

Published: October 10, 2022
Author: Fashion Value Chain

Showcasing the talents of specially-abled children, Fashinza partnered with Lucknow Chapter of Round
Table India and Ladies Circle India to promote a special khadi fashion show. The khadi fashion show for specially-abled children is
Fashinza’s effort to provide specially-abled children with opportunities to express and enjoy themselves, promoting equality and
diversity. Fashinza, the AI-driven B2B marketplace and real-time global supply chain for fashion brands and retailers, also pledged
funds worth Rs. 2 lakh towards the immediate development needs of specially-abled children.
Fashinza supports specially-abled children with a view that no child should be deprived of the small joys of life or be confined to
their perceived safe places. Fashinza strongly believes that brands and socially responsible organizations need to come forward
and contribute to a nurturing environment for specially-abled children. Fashinza hoped to make a meaningful contribution to the
overall development of specially-abled children through the financial support extended by it. It’s critical for different stakeholders
within the society to come together and drive initiatives that help in intellectual development and enhance the social behavior of
specially-abled children.
Commenting on Fashinza’s commitment to supporting the cause of children and rooting for causes important for their overall
development, Pawan Gupta, CEO & Co-founder of Fashinza said, “At Fashinza, as an organization and brand, we are committed to
encouraging inclusivity and diversity not just at the workplace but beyond. Our association with specially-abled children reinforces
our commitment to providing them with avenues and platforms to express themselves freely without inhibitions.”
Pawan Gupta added, “Supporting a fashion show is a small gesture from Fashinza to bring a smile to the faces of these children
and provide them with another avenue to express their creative and fun side.”
The Khadi fashion show was held at Clarks Awadh Hotel, Lucknow. The event was a massive success with the participation of 100
children in the age group of 8 to 15. Fashinza partnered with Round Table India and Ladies Circle India for this noble cause. Round
Table India and Ladies Circle India are voluntary organizations engaged in promoting various community service activities across
the country supporting underprivileged communities including children.
“We appreciate and support Fashinza’s contribution towards the development of specially-abled children. Brands and corporates
need to come forward and follow Fashinza’s example to support specially-abled children. Along with empathy we need financial
resources to support the early physical and intellectual developmental needs of the specially-abled children,” said Shaloni Agarwal,
Chairperson – Lucknow chapter of Ladies Circle India.
About Fashinza
Fashinza is an AI-driven B2B marketplace for global fashion supply chains. They make it exceptionally easy for international brands
to access design to delivery in as fast as four weeks with very low minimums. Fashinza offers access to a transparent production
process that can be monitored 24/7 with 100% control enabled by their revolutionary FactoryOS. Their goal is to create a
sustainable (i.e. net positive) supply chain by 2030 and empower SMB manufacturers with Industry 4.0 solutions. Fashinza has a
roster of over 250 factories that currently serves 200+ brands across five countries, including the United States, Canada, UAE, UK
& India. The company was co-founded in 2020 by serial entrepreneurs Pawan Gupta, Abhishek Sharma, and Jamil Ahmad.

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