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Source: The Sidney Herald

SIDNEY — As temperatures drop, the Boys and Girls Clubs of the MonDak is continuing to collect winter clothing for children and teens through its winter supply closet. Madison Miller, CEO of the Boys & Girls Clubs of the MonDak, said the program provides coats, jackets, pants, gloves and hats to children and teens ages 18 and younger. Families who need clothing can call the club to schedule an appointment to pick up items. The club accepts clothing donations year-round, sorting and washing donated items before making them available to families. Development coordinator Janelle Chamberlin noted that the winter supply closet is available to families residing in Richland County. Miller said the club is particularly in need of children’s pants in sizes 5 through 10, boots in similar sizes, adult-sized pants and thick winter gloves suitable for snow and cold weather.

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