Clothing for Warmth donations
IRON MOUNTAIN — The Iron Mountain-Kingsford General Federation of Women’s Clubs’ Clothing for Warmth project has become an annual tradition.
Members purchase or make hats and mittens to be donated to Woodland Elementary in Kingsford and North Elementary School in Iron Mountain.
This year, the group collected more than 170 items, including 25 pairs of mittens that were knitted by one member.
Angie DuBose was the project chairwoman.
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- GFWC project chairwoman Angie DuBose, right, presents the donation for North Elementary School in Iron Mountain to Adrienne Savord, student success coach.
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- GFWC project chairwoman Angie DuBose, center, and GFWC co-president Lana Frantz, right, donated bags of items to Kyllie Wickman, behavioral specialist for Woodland Elementary School students.
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