The Power of Unity from Fingertips Towards Guinness World Record

On May 29, 2015, PSJKM broke the Guinness World Record for The Largest Holdall, proving that dreams become reality with determination. A total of 1,492 participants, mostly from B40 communities, came together to craft something extraordinary. They used 2,984 pieces of discarded shirts to create a massive holdall measuring 25 feet long, 17 feet 10 inches high, and 9 feet 11 inches wide. The project took six months, showcasing perseverance, teamwork, and the power of sustainability.

Turning Discarded Shirts into a Guinness World Record

The holdall was not just about size; it symbolized how ordinary materials could achieve something extraordinary. Participants transformed old shirts, which many would have thrown away, into a globally recognized achievement. This project reinforced the idea that greatness does not require the best materials—only passion and commitment.

A Community’s Determination to Achieve the Impossible

Most participants came from underprivileged backgrounds, yet their unwavering dedication led them to break a world record. This achievement became a source of pride, proving that anyone with a dream and determination can accomplish something great. The project also strengthened community bonds, as people from different walks of life united for a common goal.

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This Guinness World Record is just one of many milestones for PSJKM. We believe that anyone can contribute, no matter their background. Join us in making a difference through creative sewing and sustainable initiatives. Become a member today!

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