TV host and actress Kim Chiu is turning her personal wardrobe into an opportunity to give back, as she announced that she will be holding her Kim Chiu Closet Bazaar 2026, with all proceeds set to be donated to charity.
The Chinita Princess shared the news on X (formerly Twitter) and Instagram, describing the event as more than just a decluttering activity. The bazaar will feature a selection of her clothes at prices meant to be affordable to fans, with her pre-loved clothes ranging from ₱50 to ₱2,000.
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Fans can expect to see outfits that Kim has worn and shared as part of her popular #OOTDksyc series on Instagram, where she regularly posts snapshots of her daily looks. Over time, the series has become a staple for her followers, who often take inspiration from her fashion choices.
“SEE YOU THERE!!!!🩷 prices from 50 pesos to 2000 pesos only!!!🥰proceeds will be donated for charity! #KimChiuClosetBazaar2026,” Kim wrote in her post.
The Kim Chiu Closet Bazaar 2026 will be held at 33 Scout Santiago Street, Diliman, Quezon City. Fans may find the location by searching for fellow It’s Showtime host Ryan Bang’s Paldo restaurant. The sale will run from January 28 to February 1, 2026.
Beyond the low prices and fashion finds, the bazaar highlights Kim’s consistent commitment to charity. Over the years, the actress and host has quietly taken part in various outreach efforts.
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In 2019, Kim shared photos on Instagram from a feeding activity she organized for a local community during her birthday celebration. In 2020, at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, she distributed grocery bags to jeepney drivers who were unable to work due to community quarantine restrictions.
In 2022, Kim posted about a visit to a faith-based charity for children in need, an experience she said brought her to tears. She recalled complaining about small inconveniences on the way to the Center of HOPE, only to be moved by the stories shared by the children she met there. Later that year, she also conducted a hair donation drive for cancer patients at the Philippine General Hospital.
Most recently, in 2025, Kim took time off from taping to personally buy relief goods for communities affected by a magnitude 6.9 earthquake in her home province of Cebu. Netizens shared that she also purchased construction materials for those affected in Bogo City and San Remigio following the disaster.