Winter Clothing Donations Needed for Refugees!

Winter Clothing Donations Needed for Refugees!

As the temperature drops, let’s come together to spread some warmth this winter!❄️🧣

The Sault Community Career Centre is collecting clean, gently used winter clothing for children and adults for our refugee clients.

Every piece of clothing makes a difference!

We especially need the following for Children and Adults:

✔️ Winter Coats

✔️ Snow Pants

✔️ Boots

✔️ Hats

✔️ Mittens

✔️ Gloves

📍 Drop-off Information:

Winter clothing donations can be brought to the Sault Community Career Centre, 503 Queen Street East. Donations are accepted Monday through Friday between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.

If you have any questions, please contact Lynda Crockford, Housing and Volunteer Coordinator, at Lynda.crockford@saultcareercentre.ca or (705) 759-0909 ext. 4272.

Your generous donations will help keep our community warm this winter! 💙🫶

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