Warm Hearts jacket repair project in its 2nd year across Saskatchewan
The drop-off locations are Dean Renwick Design Studio in Regina, Better Off Duds in Saskatoon, Country Quilts and Stitches in Lloydminster, the Wandering Market in Moose Jaw and the Church of God in Estevan.Organizers are looking to expand to Prince Albert as well. Dorwart said the more volunteers they receive, the more they can expand to different cities and communities, but they like to remind people to ensure the clothing is clean prior to drop-off.
“For anyone wanting to drop off jackets in any of these locations to make sure that they’re clean, just trying to respect that the volunteers have agreed to fix them and not clean them,” said Dorwart.
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