2026 Winter Clothing Drive

Local Businesses: Host a Donation Bin

Would your business like to help make a difference in our community?

I'm looking for local businesses interested in hosting a winter clothing donation bin at their establishment during the 2026 collection or partnering with me for future community drives.

Hosting a donation bin is a simple way to give your customers, employees, and neighbors an opportunity to contribute to a meaningful local cause.

Interested in hosting a bin? Reach out to discuss the details and explore how your business can participate in this year's drive or future collections.

Community Organizations: Let's Work Together

Are you part of a local community action network, nonprofit, neighborhood group, or other organization that works to support families?

I'd love to connect with organizations interested in participating in future donation drives, collaborating on seasonal collections, or helping identify community needs that we can work together to address.

My goal is to build lasting relationships with people and organizations who share a passion for helping others. By combining our resources, networks, and ideas, we can reach more families and create more opportunities to give back throughout the year.

Whether you're interested in helping distribute donations, coordinating a future collection, hosting a drive of your own, or exploring another way to collaborate, I'm always happy to start a conversation.

Let's make this winter a little warmer for our community.

Want to get involved?

Whether you'd like to donate winter clothing, arrange a local pickup, host a donation bin, or discuss a future community partnership, I'd love to hear from you.

Contact Eceil O’Donnell at (216) 630-2016 or emodonnell5@gmail.com to learn more or get involved.

This winter, O'Donnell Estate Cleaning is proud to launch a community winter clothing drive to help local families access the warm clothing they need during the coldest months of the year. In partnership with North Ridgeville Community Care, a local nonprofit organization, I am collecting new and gently used winter essentials to help distribute them to families in our community.

The Mission Behind the Drive

As a local business owner and a mother, I believe that caring for our community means more than simply providing a service. It means finding ways to give back, support our neighbors, and make a meaningful difference in the lives of the people around us.

The idea behind this drive is simple: no family should have to face an Ohio winter without access to warm clothing.