'Coats for Kids' helps area residents stay warm this winter

A local partenership is helping kids stay warm as the temperatures get colder.

The Parenting Place in Tomah is partnering with the Lighthouse Assebmbly of God for a clothing drive.

They are looking for winter apparel for kids in need living in Monroe County.

Last year the drive helped more than 400 families.

There are bins set up all over Monroe county for you to donate any unwanted winter clothes.

Organizers say it's a chance to make a difference in your community by helping those who need it the most.

It's one less struggle one less thing they have to worry about, so having it available and no charge and the community is donating them, it's an amazing feeling and it would be another barrier some families.

The drive ends October 19th.

For more information on how to donate.

you can contact the organizers with the number at the bottom of your screen.

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Children receive winter coats through “Operation Warm”

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A DONATION OF HUNDREDS OF COATS WILL BE KEEPING MASSACHUSETTS CHILDREN WARM THIS WINTER.

FIREFIGHTERS HANDED OUT COATS TO KIDS IN SPRINGFIELD THIS MORNING AS PART OF "OPERATION WARM".

THE PROFESSIONAL FIREFIGHTERS OF MASSACHUSETTS AND COLUMBIA GAS FORMED A PARTNERSHIP TO DONATE SOME 600 COATS TO KIDS ACROSS THE STATE AS PART OF THE INITIATIVE.

OPERATION WARM HELPS PROMOTE A GOOD RELATIONSHIP WITH THE CITY OF SPRINGFIELD AS WELL AS WARM OUR CHILDREN IN OUR COMMUNITY.

WE KNOW THE IMPORTANCE OF STAYING WARM, IT'S NOT ONLY JUST THE PHYSICAL OF STAYING WARM, BUT IT'S A SEANSE OF ELONGING AND BEING PART OF THE COMMUNITY.

MORE THAN 200 FIRE DEPARTMENTS ACROSS THE COUNTRY HAVE PARTNERED WITH OPERATION WARM, DONATING MORE THAN 140 THOUSAND COATS FOR KIDS NATIONWIDE.

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