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Apply Now IFA Paris Partners with Caroline Nielsen to Develop "Only for Good" Social Platform
Caroline Nielsen is an entrepreneur, specialist in the luxury sector and creator of the knitwear brand Leetha. She trusts the students of the Bachelor of Fashion Marketing & Management of IFA Paris and their teacher Hélène Gille to develop Only for Good Online Launch, a solidarity platform.
It is a project designed to manage the donation of products and services from companies and brands that are sponsors or partners.
The idea is to be the intermediary between the donors and the beneficiaries of the donations. The latter are everyday heroes who act in the fields of health, care, community aid, home help, etc. Only for Good is betting that donors, rather than wanting to get rid of their unsold goods or support yet another deadstock depot, could give up their unsold goods to be redistributed to charitable people of their choice, whom they would decide to reward for their acts of altruism. This initiative is a great way for donors to enhance their brand image in a sincere and environmentally friendly way and add more human value to their unsold goods.
The students had the chance to participate in the construction of this platform in its logistical, strategic, and eco-responsible dimension. In a desire to participate in innovation in fashion and sustainability, the initiative will lead students to use several application technologies to generate and develop the Good Vibes system (value of products on the platform). These tools will help them create a new mode of circular exchange and redistribution.
A pre-launch will take place on June 6th and 7th during which an in-house test will be conducted and will showcase the implementation of the Only for Good platform’s sourcing and exchange system, as well as several first batches of donations uploaded and featured on the platform with their Good Vibes valuation. The connection between the donors and the final beneficiaries will also be established.
An altruistic initiative, supporting everyday heroes and promoting luxury brands, this is a challenge that IFA Paris and Caroline Nielsen have decided to take up together.
For more info on the programs involved in this collaboration, please visit Bachelor Fashion Marketing and Management or contact our admissions team.
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