Emonie's Closet
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Emonie's Closet of Champions gives clothing and confidence-building support to youth in foster care. It also works with partner groups that serve people getting ready for school, work, or a life change. Foster parents, case workers, and verified support professionals can send a request for a youth in foster care. Other people are helped through partner organizations, not by asking the closet directly.
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What they offer 6
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 10
Closet of ChampionsProgram
Youth in foster care can get clothing through a request form. The form asks for sizes and whether the clothes should be picked up or delivered.
- Info refreshed from their website· Jul 23
Clothing Donation Drop Off or Pick UpService
Accepts new or gently used clothing donations, including baby, toddler, junior, men's clothing, underwear, socks, and dress-up items.
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Clothing ProgramProgram
Emonie's Closet gives free basic clothing to people who need it. It is for individuals and families of all ages.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 10
Community Partnership Clothing SupportProgram
The closet works with partner groups that serve people in transition. Examples are back-to-school events, job programs, reentry services, and job fairs. A group can send a collaboration request.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 10
Monthly Volunteer DatesProgram
The closet offers monthly dates to volunteer. You can sign up on the home page.
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