Rotary Coats for Kids project will help keep Burnaby kids warm this winter. Here's how you can help.
Rotary Club of Burnaby Metrotown is once again partnering with the Burnaby Neighbourhood House for its annual Coats for Kids project this weekend.
According to the organizers, 1,700 coats were donated last year. The goal is to match or exceed that number to meet the community's increasing need. The coat trucks are the driven to each school, where children are invited to choose a coat of their liking.
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