LAS VEGAS, NV – Clark County’s sixth annual “Clothes for Comfort” clothing drive kicks off February 1, 2026, aiming to provide new and gently used apparel to thousands of children and young adults in need. The initiative, announced by Clark County Commissioner Marilyn Kirkpatrick, recognizes that clothing isn’t just about covering up-it’s about confidence and belonging.
A Boost for Confidence: Clothing Drive Returns to Clark County
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The “Clothes for Comfort” drive seeks donations of all sizes and seasons to support vulnerable youth in the Las Vegas area.
- The clothing drive runs from February 1 to March 1, 2026.
- Donations of new socks and underwear must be in original packaging.
- Drop-off locations include the Clark County Government Center and Parks and Recreation centers.
- Collected items will be distributed through the Clark County Department of Family Services and partner organizations.
“Each donation can make a important difference in the lives of children who need it most,” kirkpatrick said during the program’s launch. “When they wear something that makes them feel good, it has a huge impact on their health and well-being. It boosts their confidence and helps them feel a sense of belonging at school.”
What kind of clothing is needed? The campaign welcomes clothing of all sizes and for all seasons. To ensure dignity for those receiving the donations, specific guidelines are in place.
Donation Guidelines
- Used clothes should be clean, freshly washed, and free of stains.
- New socks and underwear are required to be in their original packaging.
Where to donate
Residents can contribute to the cause at several convenient locations throughout the valley, including the Clark County Government Center, all Parks and Recreation community centers, and all The Harbor headquarters.
the collected clothing will be distributed through the Clark County Department of Family Services, along with partner organizations like SafeNest and The Harbor, which directly serve children facing crises.
For more information on how to participate, please call 702-455-2540 or email [email protected].
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* Why: The drive aims to provide clothing to children and young adults in need, recognizing the importance of clothing for confidence and belonging.
* Who: Clark County, led by Commissioner Marilyn Kirkpatrick, is organizing the drive. Beneficiaries are children and young adults in need within the Las Vegas area. Partner organizations include SafeNest and The Harbor.
* What: The “Clothes for Comfort” clothing drive collects new and gently used apparel of all sizes and seasons.
* How: Residents can donate at designated locations (Clark County Government Center, parks and Recreation centers, The Harbor). The collected clothing is distributed through the Clark County Department of Family services and partner organizations.
* How did it end? The article doesn’t state an end date, but implies the drive will conclude on March 1, 2026, after which the collected items will be distributed.
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