CSX Collinwood Yard and City Year Help Keep Kids Warm

Published: Tuesday, February 10, 2009 at 9:42 PM EST
Event Date: Wednesday, December 17, 2008
Location: Cleveland, OH

10 employees from Collinwood Yard in Cleveland, OH teamed up with the local City Year group to help distribute coats during the annual Coats for Kids campaign.

[photo of volunteers distributing coats]

Coats for Kids provides children in Northeast Ohio with new or gently worn coats.

Coats for Kids provides children in Northeast Ohio with new or gently worn coats. Safety Chairman Jerry Lambert started collecting coats and money in July.

All money collected is used to buy new coats for distribution to area youth. Employees from Collinwood Yard were pleased to donate a total of $1000 and 100 coats. Since 1981, Coats for Kids has raised more than $3 million and given more than 400,000 kids new or "like new" coats.

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[a woman in a pink shirt receives papers from a woman in a yellow safety shirt]

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Upcoming Event

CSX-City Year Service Day at the Warren/Holyfield Boys & Girls Club

2/28 at 8:30am EST in Atlanta, GA —

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Did You Know?

City Year Chicago

Thanks to City Year Chicago,

  • 94 students served 47 third- through fifth-graders in the Starfish program and 47 first- through third-graders in literacy tutoring, and
  • over 210 students, parents, and family members participated in after-school programs, such as Reading Night and Starfish Corps celebrations.

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