Introduction:
When winter bites in Canada, warmth can come in unexpected ways. Across cities and towns, something extraordinary is taking root: “clothing forests.” These quiet trails transform public spaces into informal donation zones, where coats, scarves, hats, and gloves hang on tree branches, waiting for anyone in need.
What Are Clothing Forests?
Clothing forests are simple yet powerful acts of community kindness. Instead of dropping donations in bins or shelters, people loop warm clothing around tree trunks or branches, often with a note saying, “If you need it, it’s yours.” The idea is anonymous, thoughtful, and deeply human.
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