Winter is Coming

City with Dwellings is committed to providing essential items that offer comfort, dignity, and crucial protection from the cold.

As the temperatures drop and winter approaches, the challenge of staying safe, dry, and warm becomes a daily battle for our neighbors experiencing homelessness. City with Dwellings is committed to providing essential items that offer comfort, dignity, and crucial protection from the cold.

We are launching our winter drive now, and your support is vital. Every item donated helps ensure someone can make it through the harshest months.

Here is a list of the most urgently needed items this season, with links to our preferred products:

Top Priority Winter Essentials

Item

Need & Notes

Donation Link

Socks

Warm, dry socks are critical for keeping feet healthy.

Bulk Men’s & Women’s Socks

Hot Hands Hand Warmers

A small item with a huge impact on cold nights.

Hot Hands Hand Warmers

Gloves

We need packs of warm gloves to distribute widely.

48 pack gloves 
OR these gloves (also 48)

Rain Ponchos

Staying dry is key to staying warm. These are essential for layering and shelter.

50 Pack Ponchos or 100 Pack Ponchos

Earbud Headphones

These are a surprisingly requested item for comfort and privacy.

Bulk Headphones

Cash & Gift Card Donations

$5 Gift Cards: The need for small gift cards (e.g., grocery stores or fast-food) is greater than ever. With recent cuts to SNAP benefits, these cards provide a lifeline, offering individuals a chance to buy a hot meal or essential provisions. We also use them as prizes for activities like Bingo, which helps build community.

Cash Donations: Monetary donations allow us the flexibility to purchase the items most needed at any given time, cover operational costs, and respond immediately to crises.You can make a cash donation of any amount here.

Thank you for helping City with Dwellings provide warmth, essential items, and a sense of belonging to our neighbors experiencing homelessness this winter. Your generosity makes a tangible difference in their lives.

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