Winter Weather Program
The Reva & David Logan Foundation's Winter Weather Program supplies new winter clothing to Chicagoland nonprofits serving vulnerable groups such as elders, families, those facing housing instability, students, and refugees.
Funder: Reva & David Logan Foundation
Due Dates: Rolling (No fixed deadline)
Funding Amounts: Typically over $1,400,000 in winter clothing distributed annually; no direct cash awards to grantees; support is in the form of new winter wear.
Summary: Provides nonprofit organizations in Chicagoland with new, high-quality winter clothing to distribute to vulnerable populations during winter.
Description
The Winter Weather Program by the Reva & David Logan Foundation supports nonprofit organizations throughout Chicagoland by supplying new, high-quality winter clothing and accessories for vulnerable populations. The program targets elders, families, individuals facing unstable housing, students in temporary living situations, and refugees. Each year, the foundation partners with dozens of organizations to distribute winter wear such as coats, boots, hoodies, gloves, scarves, and hats, aiming to help recipients survive harsh Chicago winters with dignity. In 2024, the program distributed over $1.4 million worth of winter clothing to 59 organizations, reaching 32 Chicago community areas and seven suburbs.
