CLOTHING REQUEST FORM

Phone: 303-982-2225
Fax: 303-238-4758
Email: [email protected]

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​​​​Donation Drop Off Locations

• 809 Quail St., Lakewood - clothing bin toward back of the parking lot 
• 2875 Quail St., Lakewood - clothing bin at the west end of the parking lot, behind the Serving Kids buildings.​

Alternate ​​​Donation Drop Off Locations

• Eva - 12299 W Connecticut Dr., Lakewood, 80228​

These addresses are private residences, so please leave drop offs on the porch. ​No prior arrangements are needed.

About

Serving Kids Clothing Program is a program sponsored by Jeffco Schools Foundation, working together with Jeffco PTA, Jefferson County Administrators Association and community donors to make almost-new clothing items available to Jefferson County Public School students in need. Staffed by volunteers, the Serving Kids program provides a week's worth of new or near-new clothing, including jeans, coats, shoes and more, to any student in Jeffco Public Schools who needs it. 

Please note: Referrals to the Serving Kids must come through a Jeffco Schools staff member. If you need assistance, please reach out to your school's counsellor or a teacher for a referral.

Left: A typical clothing order includes a winter coat, hoodie, knitted hat, pair of gloves, 3 pairs of pants, 5 tops, 5 pairs of underwear, 5 pairs of socks, and a pair of shoes or boots. 

Impact

Sometimes a student's biggest obstacle to being successful may be as basic as the lack of appropriate or warm clothing to wear to school. School personnel are usually the first to recognize the need. Clothing is delivered to the employee, who then gives it to the student. Serving Kids volunteers act behind the scenes to allow caring employees the joy of making their students happy.

Over the 2024/25 school year, 1702 orders, including 34,799 items of clothing, were filled for students from at least 109 schools. This number does not include students from families who were referred through other local services like 'Head Start'. The highest demand was in September, October, and November, with between 4,500 and 6,200 clothing items distributed each month during that period.