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Transition Projects
Published: 09 December 2016

Throughout the month of December, Transition Projects is collecting much needed winter coats and clothing items for Portland’s most vulnerable citizens - people who are experiencing homelessness. During the annual Winter Coat & Clothing Drive, donors can drop off items to five of Transition Projects 24/7 facilities (listed below) or at any Windermere offices throughout the Portland metro area. In addition, a special drop-off day will take place Dec. 14 at Transition Projects’ main offices located in Bud Clark Commons.

Transition Projects provides needed clothing items for individuals experiencing homelessness and living on the streets. Winter days and nights are now at freezing temperatures with the addition of snow and freezing rain, and people are in dire need of warm coats, clothing, and boots to survive.  Items needed for adult men & women: coats, pants, shirts, socks, shoes/boots, underwear, gloves.

DONATION DROP-OFF: donate items at any time at the following locations (open 24/7):

  • Transition Projects:  665 NW Hoyt St, Portland 97209
  • The Clark Center:  1431 SE MLK Blvd, Portland, 97214
  • Jean’s Place:   18 NE 11th Ave, Portland 97232
  • Hansen Shelter:  12240 NE Glisan St, Portland 97230
  • Willamette Center:  5120 SE Milwaukie Ave, Portland, 97202

SPECIAL DROP OFF DAY: Dec. 14, 8 a.m. -  6 p.m.

Transition Projects’ main building in NW Portland will be accepting donations from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Staff will be there to greet donors and provide donation receipts. Donors do not have to get out of their car – just stop in front to drop off donations: 665 NW Hoyt Street (at the corner of NW Hoyt & NW Broadway).

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