SO FAR WE HAVE RAISED OVER $6,000 AND DISPERSED FUNDS TO THREE SMALL GROUPS DOING IMPORTANT WORK TO DIRECTLY HELP CHILDREN AND FAMILIES IN THE UKRAINE. WE WILL CONTINUE TO RAISE FUNDS AND MATCH FUNDS AND GET THE CONTRIBUTIONS TO REAL PEOPLE IN REAL NEED. WE WILL RETURN TO OUR WORK HERE IN THE USA PROVIDING NEW COATS TO CHILDREN NEXT WINTER. THANK YOU ALL FOR YOUR HELP AND TRUSTING US TO MAKE SURE YOUR DOLLARS ARE WELL SPENT!

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Our Mission

Since 1991, the Kids Clothes Club has been providing new, warm winter coats to children in need. In our first year, we helped 30 children stay warm through the frigid New England winter. Today, thanks to the generosity of donors like you, we distribute thousands of much-needed coats each year. We are a 501c3 charity.

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Our Impact

The Kids Clothes Club is in its 28th year of providing new, warm winter coats to children in need in dozens of communities throughout Greater Boston.

28 years. 80,000 coats. 250 partner agencies and organizations serving 200 cities and towns across Massachusetts, and beyond.

The most stunning figure of all: $1,900,000 raised; dollar-by-dollar, year-by-year. And 100% of every dollar we raise goes to children in need.

1.9+

Million Dollars Raised

28+

Years Serving communities

92+

Thousand children Impacted

FROM THE PRESIDENT + CEO:

“You have provided a precious gift, one that is not only necessary to basic comfort and survival, but also one that each child can hold, touch and call his own.”

FROM THE Executive Director:

“Your donation helped give poor, homeless and immigrant children of all races and beliefs a chance to feel cared for during this holiday season.”

 

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Support Us

MAKE A DONATION

Every dollar you donate goes directly to winter coats for kids in need. Thank you in advance for your generosity.

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GIVE THE GIFT OF WARMTH

A thoughtful way to remember friends on special occasions. Our little hanger card buys a new coat for a donation of just $20. Envelope included.

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