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Please Join Us in supporting the thousands of Afghan Refugees in the Tri-State area in need of winter clothing.

May 6, 2026 ICNY

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This Holiday Season, we invite you to join other faith communities and civic organizations in remembering our newest neighbors: the thousands of Afghan women refugees and their families in the Tri-State area in need of winter clothing.

Please share this announcement with your congregation or community. See below for locations where you can drop new and clean, gently used coats, hats, scarves, gloves, socks, winter shoes, sweaters and hijab/headscarves. There is also a link to an Amazon registry of pre-selected items.

This interfaith winter clothing drive for Afghan Refugees will extend from November 23–December 4th, 2021.

Drop-off locations:

Harlem Link Charter School- 21 W. 111th Street, Manhattan, NY. Drop-off available till 10am on Friday

Ascension Parish House- 12 W. 11th Street, Manhattan, NY. Drop-off available M-F from 9-5

CUNY Colin Powell School of Global Leadership- 160 Convent Avenue, Manhattan, NY (NAC building, 24/7 drop-off)

Dar Al Taqwa Islamic Center- 40-20 159th Street, Flushing, NY

Masjed Hazarti Bakr Siqqiqui Mosque- 141-47 33rd Avenue, Flushing, NY. Drop-off available through the backdoor from 12:30-6:30 everyday.

Girl Scouts House of New Rochelle- 971 North Avenue, New Rochelle, NY (24/7 drop-off)

First Unitarian Congregational Society of Brooklyn. Drop-off available M-F, 6-9PM 50 Monroe Place, Brooklyn, NY and Saturday 12/4 10AM-3PM the chapel at First Unitarian, Pierrepont between Clinton St and Monroe Place.

 

 

 

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