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COTS Candlelight Vigil5:30 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 21 Burlington City Hall steps, Church Street Marketplace Volunteers will share the stories of those who have received COTS' services this past year.
More about the Committee on Temporary Shelter • If you are experiencing homelessness • Canal Street Veterans Housing • Alternative Giving: Cookies for Good, Flashbags, holiday cards Follow COTS online:
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Click to order Cookies for Good, a benefit for COTS.
Learn more about Cookies for GoodRecent news coverage:
Report: Vermont is best for homeless kids
Continues until all trees are sold
$30; benefits COTS.
HOLIDAYS: Help COTS
• More alternative giving options:
Holiday cards, Flashbags
• Barnes & Noble Booksellers -- books and toys drive for COTS: Under way now and continues through Christmas. Visit their South Burlington location -- 102 Dorset St. This benefits children staying at COTS shelters. Customers can purchase books and educational toys at Barnes & Noble to donate to the drive. Donations are distributed on a biweekly basis to COTS. Homeless children benefit through access to fun, enriching materials that enhance literacy and learning.
• ECHO Open Door -- You Give, We Give: Funds raised through the purchase or renewal of memberships during this time are directly matched to the Open Door initiative. If you have an interest in purchasing a membership to ECHO, either for your family or as a gift, please consider making that purchase Nov. 15-Jan. 31. Memberships can be purchased at ECHO on the Burlington Waterfront, online at www.echovermont.org/join, or by phone at (877) ECHO-FUN.
