Cold Weather Supplies Donated to Local Shelters

Organizations Receive $60,000 Worth of Essential Items

In addition to providing a warm place to sleep, shelters also offer hot meals and clothing. To support these essential services, several organizations received a donation of hats, gloves, socks, blankets, and other items from Broadview Federal Credit Union on Friday.

Meeting the Increased Need for Support

The donated supplies, valued at $60,000, will help shelters meet the increased need for support. According to Broadview Chief Community Officer Kathy Lanni, “As these shelters are bringing folks in, we hope they have the tools and resources they need to serve those individuals and make sure they have everything they need to do that.”

Local Shelters Receive Donations

The following local shelters received supplies:

* Albany County Sheriff’s Homeless Improvement Program (SHIP)
* City Mission of Schenectady
* IPH
* Shelters of Saratoga
* St. Paul’s Center
* Unity House of Troy, Inc.
* YWCA of the Greater Capital Region

Focusing on Community Support

Broadview Federal Credit Union’s donation aims to support the crucial work of local shelters, providing essential items to help individuals in need. By partnering with organizations like Broadview, shelters can better serve their communities and make a positive impact.

Conclusion

The donation of cold weather supplies to local shelters is a testament to the importance of community support. By working together, organizations like Broadview Federal Credit Union and local shelters can make a meaningful difference in the lives of those in need.

FAQs

* What types of supplies were donated?
+ Hats, gloves, socks, blankets, and other essential items
* How much was the donation valued at?
+ $60,000
* Which local shelters received the donations?
+ Albany County Sheriff’s Homeless Improvement Program (SHIP), City Mission of Schenectady, IPH, Shelters of Saratoga, St. Paul’s Center, Unity House of Troy, Inc., and YWCA of the Greater Capital Region