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'Coats for Kids' campaign seeks donations

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Gadue's Dry Cleaning has begun its annual "Coats for Kids" campaign. Monika Busse from Gadue's appeared on the Channel 3 Morning News to tell us more about the program.

"Coats for Kids" has been supplying warm winter clothing to families throughout Chittenden County for over 20 years. Drop off your gently used coats, snow pants, hats, mittens, scarves and winter boots at any Gadue's Dry Cleaning location or at the University Mall customer service desk. 

Gadue's will clean and recondition them, and items will be distributed through local agencies and schools to those children and families who need warm clothing to face the cold winter ahead.  All sizes are needed, adult through infant, but articles should be limited to winter outerwear.

Locations:

  • Creek Farm Plaza, Roosevelt Highway, Colchester (879-3144)
  • Ethan Allen Shopping Center, North Avenue, Burlington (863-6706)
  • Talbot's Shopping Center, 1350 Shelburne Road, South Burlington (864-5508)
  • 430 Shelburne Road, Burlington (864-5532)
  • Shelburne Bay Plaza, 2989 Shelburne Road, Shelburne (862-5236)
  • 30 Susie Wilson Road, Essex Junction (872-0193)
  • Sweet Meadow Plaza, 1164 Williston Road, South Burlington (862-7205)
  • University Mall, Customer Service Desk, South Burlington (863-1066)

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