Help Keep Chicagoans Warm This Winter
As temperatures drop, access to warm clothing and other winter essentials can make a meaningful difference for people experiencing homelessness.
Through the months of October and November, the All Chicago Associate Board is collecting new winter clothing and essential supplies to help our neighbors stay warm throughout the winter. Whether you donate an item, make a financial contribution, or host a collection box, your support can help provide warmth and comfort when it’s needed most.
Four Ways to Get Involved
1. Shop Our Amazon Wishlist
Make an easy, direct contribution by purchasing items from our Amazon Wishlist. Winter coats and jackets are especially needed, but every donation helps.
2. Make a Monetary Donation
A financial contribution allows us to purchase the winter essentials that are most needed. Every dollar makes a difference.

3. Host a Donation Box
Help us collect donations in your workplace, church, community space, or other venue by hosting a winter clothing donation box.
Below is a flyer with information about the drive that you can display alongside your collection box.
Please bring collected donations to All Chicago by 5pm on December 1, 2026.
4. Donate New Winter Supplies
You can also donate new, unused winter items directly to All Chicago.
Drop offs can be made at the address below in the lobby by Elevator
You can also donate new, unused winter items directly to All Chicago.
Essential items include:
- New winter coats and jackets
- Hats, gloves, and scarves
- New socks
- Hand warmers
- Blankets
- Other new winter essentials
Donation Drop-Off Information
All Chicago Making Homelessness History
651 W. Washington Blvd.
Chicago, IL 60661
Drop-Off Dates: October 1 – December 1, 2026
Arrange Drop-Off with Lance Salmon: lsalmon@allchicago.org
Please bring only new, unused items.
Together, We Can Help Keep our Neighbors Warm
Thank you for helping the All Chicago Associate Board support our neighbors experiencing homelessness this winter. Your generosity can provide warmth, dignity, and comfort during Chicago’s coldest months.
Questions? Contact Lance at lsalmon@allchicago.org.

