Project Intentional, Inc. (projectintentional.com), an Omaha-based nonprofit dedicated to serving single caregivers and families, is joining forces with Max I. Walker this fall to ensure children across the metro area stay warm during the winter season.
Through the Max’s Coats for Kids drive, every Max I. Walker location is now accepting donations of new or gently used children’s coats through October 31. Each donated coat will be professionally cleaned at no cost before being distributed directly to families served by Project Intentional.
For Project Intentional, this effort reflects its mission of meeting families’ most practical needs in compassionate and dignified ways. By providing warm coats, the organization helps remove barriers for caregivers and creates a tangible impact for children who may otherwise go without.
“This partnership highlights what’s possible when businesses and nonprofits come together for the greater good,” said Sasha Berscheid, founder of Project Intentional. “A simple act of giving a coat translates into warmth, security and love for a child in our community.”
Donations can be made at any Max I. Walker location throughout Omaha. Each coat collected and cleaned represents more than clothing—it represents hope, comfort and care for local families.
For more information, visit projectintentional.com.