Foster children often arrive with only the clothes on their backs and the owners of the Closet Factory want to change that.
KALAMAZOO, Mich. — The Closet Factory of West Michigan opened in August and hopes to give back to children in the community. The business has been giving duffle bags of clothing to foster children in need.
“It’s as permanent as it gets. For some of these kids, they get this bag and that’s theirs,” said Closet Factory Co-Owner, Adam Tucker.
The Closet Factory of West Michigan opened their doors in Kalamazoo last month. The business aims to serve homes and businesses with customed designed storage solutions.
While they care about enhancing local homes, they care even more about supporting foster children and helping them feel loved.
“We want to provide them with a bag, because a lot of times they wind up using plastic bags or garbage bags, especially in the foster care system, …