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Warm Hearts
Jacket Repair Project

The Warm Hearts Jacket Repair Project is back for the 2025-2026 winter season in Saskatoon and Regina! 

About Warm Hearts:

Warm Hearts is a community project, organized by Saskatchewan Waste Reduction Council and presented by Affinity Credit Union, that gives gently-used winter jackets and outerwear a second life. By repairing and rehoming these items, we help keep people warm through the cold months while also diverting wearable clothing from the landfill.

We collect jackets and snow pants in need of repair through our partner drop-off locations. Volunteers then take the items home, mend them on their own time, and donate them to local organizations From there, the clothing is given out for free to people in need.

We are very thankful for the volunteers last winter who repaired 190 winter items, bringing our total to 824 over the last four years. Not only were these items diverted from the landfill, but they regained their value and were redistributed back into the community free of charge.

Register to volunteer here

Drop-off jackets in need of repair:

Make sure jackets are CLEAN before dropping them off. Please be mindful that our volunteers have signed up to repair jackets, not launder them.

Regina

Dean Renwick Design Studio
1922 12th Ave, Regina
Hours: Tue-Sat 11am-5pm

Saskatoon

419 Spencer Cres, Saskatoon
Leave jackets on front step

Donate jackets in good condition:

We often get donations of jackets that don’t need repair. We do appreciate your generosity, but would prefer if you could donate directly to organizations in your community that can use them.

Please check with each organization for instructions before dropping off donations.

Regina

  • Carmichael Outreach
  • Nēwo-Yōtina Friendship Centre
  • Regina Transition House
  • Sofia House

Saskatoon

  • EGADZ – The Saskatoon Downtown Youth Centre Inc.
  • Food Bank Clothing Depot
  • Haven Family Connections
  • Prairie Harm Reduction

Get involved:

If you would like to volunteer to repair jackets – or to transport jackets to volunteers – in either of these communities, please fill out the volunteer registration form. Mending is done on your own time, we can help connect you with transport volunteers if needed, and we have a small fund available for replacement zippers if needed.

For any other questions email [email protected] 

Register to volunteer here

Presented by:

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As an advocate for community and environment, SWRC leads in addressing the root causes of waste by fostering connections, sharing knowledge, and
advancing circular solutions.

Contact Us

Phone: 306-931-3242
Email: [email protected]
Mailing Address:
#208 220 – 20th St W
Saskatoon SK S7M 0W9

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