Hundreds turn out for Coats for Colorado

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  1. James Dougherty - 7NEWS

  2. Over 80,000 coats were handed out to anyone who wanted them.  The distribution took place at 8am on Saturday, December 1st. 

    James Dougherty - 7NEWS

  3. These are all men's coats.  Before the doors opened, there were large piles of men's, women's, and children's coats. 

    James Dougherty - 7NEWS

  4. These are all children's coats lined up along this wall. 

    James Dougherty - 7NEWS

  5. James Dougherty - 7NEWS

  6. James Dougherty - 7NEWS

  7. This is the line outside of Dependable Cleaners on South Broadway in Denver.  The doors opened early in the morning at 8am.

    James Dougherty - 7NEWS

  8. James Dougherty - 7NEWS

  9. James Dougherty - 7NEWS

  10. This is 7NEWS Reporter Don Champion helping hand out coats at the distribution event.

     

    James Dougherty - 7NEWS

  11. 7NEWS Reporter Jaclyn Allen was a constant blur at the event.  She was constantly trying to help families and children find the right size coats. 

    James Dougherty - 7NEWS

  12. James Dougherty - 7NEWS

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