Coats for Kids Drive set to return for its 26th year
The Volunteer Center is launching its 26th annual Coats for Kids Drive, aiming to provide 10,000 winter coats to underserved children.
Fort Wayne Fire Chief Eric Lahey will kick off the campaign on November 30 at MLK Montessori School. The organization has delivered over 100,000 coats to 125 schools and social service agencies to date.
- The drive will accept new or gently used winter coats, children’s size 5 and above, through adult sizes.
- The goal is to provide 10,000 coats, exceeding the normal 8,000 coats provided annually.
The Volunteer Center has sponsored the program, which will run from November 30.
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