SnowCap Community Charities recently celebrated the grand opening of their new clothing closet with a ribbon-cutting ceremony. The nonprofit organization, located in Gresham, Oregon, has been serving low-income families in the area for over 50 years.
The new clothing closet will provide individuals and families in need with access to free clothing and essentials. SnowCap’s Executive Director, Kirsten Wageman, expressed her gratitude to the community for their support in making the clothing closet a reality. She emphasized the importance of providing basic necessities to those facing financial hardships, especially during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
The new clothing closet is another addition to SnowCap’s services, which also include a food pantry, emergency financial assistance, and a community garden. The organization relies on donations and volunteers to continue serving their community and addressing the needs of vulnerable populations.
Local businesses and community members were in attendance at the ribbon-cutting ceremony to show their support for SnowCap and their mission. The clothing closet is expected to benefit hundreds of individuals and families each year, providing them with much-needed resources and support.
SnowCap Community Charities continues to be a pillar in the Gresham community, offering assistance and resources to those in need. The organization’s commitment to serving low-income families and individuals is evident in their efforts to provide basic necessities and support for those facing financial hardship. The new clothing closet is just one way SnowCap is making a difference in the lives of community members, and they are grateful for the ongoing support from the community.
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