Winter in New York can be a tough time, as low temperatures can cause complications for those who are not properly dressed.
For this reason, different organizations offer events to deliver coats, sweaters, and winter clothing to those who need them.
Some of them deliver them permanently throughout the winter and others are one-day events.
At Univision 41 we have put together some events where these clothes will be given out for free during January and February.
Coat Giveaway Events in New York:
Senator Roxanne J. Persuad
Date: January 13, 2024
Location: Senator’s Office
Address: 1222 E 96th Street in Brooklyn
Hours: 10:00 am to 1:00 pm
They will be delivered as they arrive.
City of Dover in New Jersey
Date: February 3, 2024
Address: 35 N Sussex St, Dover, NJ 07801
Hours: 12:00 pm to 3:00 pm
Rauschenbusch Metro Ministries
Date: Every Monday from January to March.
Address: 410 W 40th Street in Manhattan
Hours: 10:00 am to 5:00 pm
They are delivered as they arrive, a maximum of 50 people per day are served.
Neighborhood Opportunity Network
Continuously delivers clothing to people who need it
You can check the locations and schedules in this link.
Saint Mary’s Clothing Drive
Location: 230 Classon Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11205
Hours: Monday to Saturday except Wednesday and Sunday from 9 am to 1 pm.
Clothing of all kinds, although it is not necessary, it is advisable to call first at (718) 529-6070 to check availability.
It may interest you:
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The new The Mercy House is located at 249 Court Street in Elizabeth, New Jersey. Its opening hours are every Wednesday from 11 in the morning to 4 in the afternoon.
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Courtesy Archdiocese of Newark
2/9
The Archdiocese of Newark celebrated the opening of its third The Mercy House, a House of Mercy that provides food, clothing and offers assistance to those most in need.
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Courtesy Archdiocese of Newark
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The Mercy House provides non-perishable food, clothing, baby necessities, furniture, and assistance in finding employment and housing.
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The staff who care for those most in need provide an invaluable service in Elizabeth. The other two The Mercy Houses are located in Newark and Jersey City.
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Courtesy Archdiocese of Newark
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Students do community hours and help provide support to those most in need.
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Courtesy Archdiocese of Newark
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Mercy House offers help regardless of immigration status, age or political affiliation. It is a service to those most in need.
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Auxiliary Bishop Elías R. Lorenzo blessed The Mercy House building in Elizabeth, New Jersey.
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In addition to non-perishable food, The Mercy House provides support for obtaining government identification, enrolling children in schools, and rental support of up to $1,000.
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Courtesy Archdiocese of Newark
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The Mercy House in Elizabeth helps with clothing for the winter season.
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