January Jackets: Helping Our Community Stay Warm
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January 1, 2026 / Caring Hearts Charity
As winter temperatures drop, access to warm clothing becomes a matter of health and dignity—especially for individuals and families experiencing homelessness. This January, the Caring Hearts Loyalty Program is focused on supporting local organizations that provide winter jackets and essential resources to those most in need.
Through your participation in the Caring Hearts Loyalty Program, Heartfelt Care Agency donates funds to trusted nonprofit partners serving communities across San Diego, Orange County, and Los Angeles, helping them expand their reach during the coldest months of the year.
How Your Participation Makes an Impact
San Diego
We’re proud to support HealthCorps San Diego
https://www.healthcorps.org/san-diego
HealthCorps works to close critical gaps in health access and education for underserved communities.
Orange County
We’re partnering with Clothing the Homeless
http://clothingthehomeless.org/
This organization provides clothing and basic necessities to individuals facing homelessness, helping restore comfort and dignity.
Los Angeles
Our Caring Hearts Loyalty Program also supports Project Ropa
https://www.projectropa.org/
Project Ropa empowers individuals and families experiencing homelessness by providing clothing, resources, and compassionate support.
What Types of Jackets Are Needed?
- New or gently used winter jackets in good condition
- Adult and children’s sizes (based on each organization’s needs)
- Warm materials such as fleece, insulated, or down jackets
Join Us in Making a Difference
This January, your participation helps ensure that more people in our local communities stay warm, safe, and healthy throughout the winter season. Small actions—when multiplied—create meaningful change.
Ready to Get Involved?
Learn more about the Caring Hearts Loyalty Program and how you can be part of the Heartfelt family. Together, we’re building a stronger, more compassionate community—one heart at a time.
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