Boys Town Nevada has officially kicked off its annual Winter Coat Drive, inviting the community to donate new or gently used coats to help keep children and adults warm throughout the colder months. The drive runs now through December 10, with more than a dozen convenient drop-off locations across the Las Vegas Valley, including Sambalatte, Massage Envy, and the Boys Town Nevada campus on North Mojave Road.
The drive supports families who rely on Boys Town Nevada’s life-changing programs, which provide behavioral health services, family support, youth outreach, and critical resources designed to strengthen households in crisis.
“Our community always steps up when families need it most, and this coat drive is a powerful example of how small acts of kindness can make a big impact,” said John Etzell, Executive Director of Boys Town Nevada. “A warm coat can make the difference between a child staying home or confidently getting to school, playing outside, and feeling cared for during the winter season. We’re grateful to every business and individual who supports this effort.”
How to Donate
Community members can drop off clean, new, or gently used coats of all sizes at participating locations across the valley. According to the flyer, confirmed drop-off partners include:
- Sambalatte: 750 S. Rampart Blvd. #9 in Boca Park; 100 N. City Pkwy #140
- Massage Envy: 3520 St. Rose Pkwy Ste. 103; 6475 N. Decatur Blvd #160; 8950 W. Charleston Blvd Ste. 7; 358 W. Lake Mead Pkwy #100; 711 Marks St. Ste. A; 7175 W. Lake Mead Blvd #174; 1000 N. Green Valley Pkwy Ste. 700; 4280 Blue Diamond Rd Ste. 101; 10845 S. Eastern Ave Ste. 100; 9484 W. Flamingo Rd Ste. 150
- Boys Town Nevada: 821 N. Mojave Rd.
Drop-off locations and details appear on the flyer included in the uploaded document.
A Community Effort With a Direct Impact
The Winter Coat Drive helps ensure children and families receiving Boys Town support services have the warm clothing they need for a safe winter season. Many families served by the organization are navigating significant challenges, and access to essential items such as coats can provide comfort, dignity, and stability.
“This drive reminds us that community is about caring for one another,” Etzell said. “Every donated coat directly helps a local child or parent stay warm and feel supported.”
About Boys Town Nevada
Boys Town Nevada has been serving children and families since 1991, offering life-changing programs including in-home family services, behavioral health resources, parenting support, and care for youth in crisis. The organization is part of the national Boys Town mission founded in 1917, dedicated to strengthening families and providing every child with the opportunity to succeed.
