The Closet by Cachengo® Helping Those in Need
From the Dec 23, 2024 e-Edition
Closet by Cachengo® is a perfect example of how technology and philanthropy play a key role in helping those in need. It is a store that provides free clothing and household items and has helped thousands of people in the community. Guests come in, choose what they need, and it’s all free of charge.
Coupled with video security surveillance designed by Cachengo®, to protect the store’s assets, patrons, and employees, further demonstrates how Cachengo® has become an integral part of the community, and beyond.
Most recently, from December 11 through December 13, Closet by Cachengo held its annual “Christmas at the Closet” event, where 143 local families benefited from the clothing and other household items the store offers to those in need.
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