Students at WVU try to make the world a better place by donating one shirt to make a difference.

They collect clothes for the one SHIRT clothing drive.

They accept all kinds of clothing, not just T-Shirts.

All clothes will be donated and distributed through Goodwill.

Organizers say as Americans we have more than enough clothing and other parts of the world aren't as fortunate.

"I think that we all want to make a difference in the world.  We all want to contribute and when we work together and compile our efforts we can really make a difference.  I think one of the things about West Virginia is we're a small state, but we have a lot of pride and we really want to help each other out," said Campus Pastor Trey Dunham.

The drive runs until Friday.

Boxes for clothing will be placed in Arnold, Bennett, Braxton, Fieldcrest, Honors, Lincoln, Pierpont, amd Summit residence halls on campus. 

Clothing will also be accepted at so.zo on High Street in Morgantown.