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Hutchinson Youth City Council urges donations for June 27 drive to help unhoused residents

June 26, 2025 | Hutchinson City, Reno County, Kansas


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Hutchinson Youth City Council urges donations for June 27 drive to help unhoused residents
HUTCHINSON, Kan. — The Hutchinson Youth City Council on June 26 urged community donations for an “on house” drive planned for June 27 at Avenue A Park, asking for hygiene items, sunscreen and weather-appropriate clothing to be given to local service providers.

The drive is scheduled for June 27, organizers said; council members described the drop-off window as about 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. and asked donors to bring new, unopened items. “Anything that you wanna donate, will be appreciated,” a Youth City Council member said during the meeting.

The council said donations will be distributed to New Beginnings and Lighthouse, two local organizations that assist people experiencing homelessness. Council members listed suggested items including sunscreen, shampoo, conditioner, toothpaste and clothing such as shorts, T-shirts and long sleeves for sun protection. “Make sure that the items you donate are unused or unopened,” a Youth City Council member said.

One member identified only as KK said the council would enter donors in a raffle: “For every 5 items that a person brings, their name will be put for a raffle to some small businesses here around Hutch.”

Council members gave two different addresses for the Avenue A Park location during the meeting; one speaker said “101 South Main Street” while a subsequent speaker listed “1101 South Main Street.” The address listed on the council’s social media page should be consulted before going, the panel said.

Organizers asked volunteers and those who cannot attend to share the event information on social media. The announcement also included a reminder to wash donated clothing before dropping it off if items are used; otherwise, donors were asked to provide new items only.

The drive is part of the council’s summer outreach efforts. No formal vote or City Council action was taken; the item was presented as an event announcement and request for community participation.

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