🧥 27th Annual Coats for the Cold Drive Underway in Crossville – Donations Needed Through October 29

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🧥 27th Annual Coats for the Cold Drive Underway in Crossville – Donations Needed Through October 29

As winter approaches the Cumberland Plateau, the Crossville Lions Club, Cumberland County Schools Family Resource Center, and TCAT Upper Cumberland are joining forces to ensure no one in the community faces the cold without warm clothing. The 27th Annual Coats for the Cold Drive is a long-standing tradition that reflects the region’s commitment to neighbors in need.

📍 How to Donate

New or gently used coats, jackets, and sweaters are being accepted through October 29 at multiple drop-off locations across Crossville and the surrounding area. Participating sites include EXIT Rocky Top Realty, Highland Federal Savings & Loan, First National Bank of Tennessee, First Bank, First Farmers & Commercial Bank, Farm Bureau, Cumberland County Fire Department (Fairgrounds), Donald Hooie DDS, Regions Bank, Smart Bank, TCAT Upper Cumberland Crossville, Weichert Realtors-The Webb Agency, Upper Cumberland Federal Credit Union, One Bank of Tennessee, Pioneer Realty, Fairfield Glade Community Center, and Lake Tansi Recreation Center. ❤️

🧥 Free Clothing Distribution

Anyone in need of warm clothing can receive up to five items per person during the distribution event. Those seeking assistance must be present to receive items. The giveaway takes place Friday, November 6, from 4-7 p.m., and Saturday, November 7, from 10 a.m. to noon at TCAT Upper Cumberland Crossville – Building 1.

📞 Questions or More Information

Community members with questions can contact Kim Oatsvall of the Crossville Lions Club at 608-547-8638, Emalee Breeding or Michael Brady with the Cumberland County Schools Family Resource Center at 484-6135, or Darlene Henson at TCAT at 484-7502. ✨

The drive represents a practical way for residents to support neighbors facing winter hardship while clearing out closets. Every donation helps keep someone warm during the colder months ahead.

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