The Dayton Dream Center announced on its social‑media channels that its clothing room urgently needs men’s apparel to serve families across the city. Volunteers and donors are asked to bring clean, gently used items that are still in good condition.
What items are most needed
According to the organization, the greatest need is for men’s pants in a range of waist sizes, especially 28‑34 inches. Any style is welcome, including jeans, khakis, cargo pants, joggers and sweatpants. In addition, the center is looking for belts, larger men’s coats and shoes larger than a size 10.
How to donate
Donations can be dropped off during the center’s regular hours at 2720 E. Third Street in Dayton. The staff asks that all contributions be clean, gently used and free of major stains or damage so they can be immediately placed in the clothing room for distribution.
Why the request matters
Many Dayton families face financial challenges that make purchasing new clothing difficult, especially as the cost of living continues to rise. By providing essential garments, community members help preserve the dignity of those who are struggling and ensure that men of all ages have appropriate attire for work, school and daily life.
Get involved
Beyond donating clothing, the Dream Center welcomes volunteers to help sort and organize items, as well as to assist with outreach to residents who may need assistance. Interested individuals can contact the center through its website or by calling the main office.
The Dream Center’s clothing room is a vital resource for Dayton’s most vulnerable residents, and the organization encourages anyone who can spare a few pieces of men’s clothing to contribute. Together, the community can make a tangible difference in the lives of local families.
Original reporting: WHIO-TV Dayton (local) — read the source article.
