Community members come together to donate jackets and coats during the Recycle Your Jacket initiative.
The annual ‘Recycle Your Jacket’ initiative is back on Hilton Head Island, running from January 20 to February 5, 2025. Organized by Outside Hilton Head, the event encourages residents and visitors to donate gently used jackets, coats, and sweaters to support those in need. This year’s edition marks the 39th anniversary, promoting community spirit and compassion during the winter months. Donations will benefit The Deep Well Project, which assists individuals facing tough times. Donors will also receive discounts on new jackets and coats as a token of appreciation.
Hilton Head Island is gearing up for its annual “Recycle Your Jacket” initiative, a community-driven event that brings a warm buzz to the chilly winter months. Organized by Outside Hilton Head, this initiative seeks to gather gently used jackets, coats, and sweaters for those in need. And the best part? You can help make a difference while decluttering your closet!
From January 20, 2025, to February 5, 2025,
residents and visitors alike are invited to drop off their donations at 50 Shelter Cove Lane. Whether it’s a cozy old coat that no longer fits or a sweater you haven’t worn in years, every little bit helps make a difference in someone’s life. The collected items will be donated to The Deep Well Project, a local non-profit that plays a vital role in providing emergency assistance to those facing tough times.
This year marks the 39th anniversary of the “Recycle Your Jacket” initiative, a tradition that has warmed hearts and provided much-needed comfort to residents of Hilton Head Island for nearly four decades. The focus is simple yet powerful: help those who may struggle to afford warm clothing during the colder months.
Access to warm clothing is essential for everyone, especially during winter. This initiative highlights the community spirit, urging residents to come together and support one another. Every contribution symbolizes compassion and understanding, providing a lifeline to those who may be facing instability.
Cold-weather clothing is not just a luxury; it is a necessity, especially for shelters that continually serve individuals in distress. By participating in the “Recycle Your Jacket” initiative, you are contributing to an important cause that ensures vulnerable populations have access to basic warmth.
The Deep Well Project, established in 1973, is almost entirely volunteer-based and excels at providing immediate support to individuals who find themselves in challenging situations. The organization focuses on empowering people to regain stability in their lives, making your donations even more crucial during this time.
As a thank-you for your generosity, donors will be eligible for an exciting discount of up to 50% on a new jacket or coat from the Outside Hilton Head store. It’s a wonderful opportunity to upgrade your own winter wardrobe while giving back!
Mark your calendars and prepare to drop off your items at the designated location between January 20 and February 5. Let’s show just how strong the Hilton Head Island community really is by supporting our neighbors who need a helping hand. Together, we can make this winter a little warmer for everyone!
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