This hardworking family of six is doing their best to get by, but winter in Minnesota can be harsh — especially with little ones. Between keeping food on the table and paying the bills, there’s not much left for extras like mittens, diapers, and wipes.
Right now, they’re simply hoping to keep their kids warm and cared for as the temperatures drop.
A few pairs of mittens mean warm hands at the bus stop. Diapers and wipes mean comfort, dignity, and one less worry for a struggling parent.
The Closet of Hope is a free clothing store that is available for anyone in need who lives in Bloomington and Richfield (ID required, birth certificates for children). Our shelves and racks are filled with clothing for all ages, footwear, coats, bedding and towels. Our guests will be allowed to take 20 items per person. (A family of 4 can...
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