Holiday Tie-Drive: Donate new or used neckties to support WSU Pullman’s Cougar Closet

It’s time for ASCC’s annual Holiday Tie-Drive! Donate ties anytime now until Jan. 16 to Lighty 160 for a chance to win one of our raffle prizes: a $25 Amazon gift card or your choice of WSU swag from our swag box! The more ties you donate — the more entries you get!

All donations go towards the Cougar Closet — a free professional resource to students in need of professional wear for occasions such as interviews, internships, and everything in-between. Your donations make a difference by increasing student access to resources that help them achieve career-readiness. If you’d like to support the Cougar Closet by donating something other than ties, you can find our general donation box always located outside Lighty 160 on the Pullman campus.

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