Bedford Interfaith Clothing Drive is a Big Success

Bedford people showed their generosity in donating clothes to help the recently-arrived migrants. Courtesy photo

Last weekend, 20 people showed up at the First Church of Christ, Congregational to help sort through the “Mt. Everest of clothing bags” as part of the Bedford Interfaith community’s fall/winter clothing drive for new neighbors at the Bedford Plaza Hotel.  

Many people throughout Bedford donated outerwear, boots, hats and gloves, and other clothing to help the newly-arrived migrants get through something most of them have never experienced – a typical New England winter.

The final phase of the clothing drive will happen on Friday when the migrants can come to the church to choose clothing for themselves and their families and enjoy a Creole lunch. This takes place from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the First Church’s upper fellowship hall.

Jacquie Cope, senior resident services manager for Peabody Properties, organizes clothes that were donated to the Fall/Winter clothing drive from residents and staff of Bedford Green. Courtesy Image.
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