501 (c)(3) Nonprofit Organization

Hannah’s Closet North is a resource center dedicated to helping infants, children, and teens in foster, adoptive, and kinship families with clothing, shoes, diapers, toys and other practical  items.  We also have a monthly support group for parents and caretakers. 

501 (c) (3) Nonprofit Organization

Families can shop once a month; free of charge, by bringing their placement letter, adoption decree, or Kinship referral in.  We believe fostering is something the whole family is apart of, so we also allow the bio children in the home to shop. 

 We depend on the generosity of our community to donate new and gently used clean items. Volunteers serve by sorting donations and helping families shop. Monetary donations are also needed to help pay rent and utilities. Our board of directors work hard to get grants to keep our doors open. 

 Families with 4+ children must make an appointment. Non-appointment days are for families with 1,2, or 3 children. Placement information required for all shoppers. Donations accepted during any open hours. No appointment needed to drop off donations. 

  Fostering Families and Friendships Support Group 

4th Friday 6:30pm - 8:30pm

Canyon Ridge Church 

6200 W Lone Mountain LV NV RM 110

Welcome to foster, adoptive, and kinship parents and caregivers. Free child care for kids up to 12 years old. 

• New & gently used clean clothing & shoes 
• New & gently used clean toys (w/all the pieces and working)
• New & gently used clean children books
• New socks, underwear, and bras
• New toiletries & hair products
• Diapers, pull ups, and wipes
• New school & art supplies 
• Seasonal items - bathing suits, Halloween costumes, holiday shirts
• We do take cribs, strollers, and small children's furniture based on space available (call for availability prior to bringing in)
• Monetary donations through checks, cash or PayPal accepted.   

Coming Soon!  

Help Hannah's Closet North on December 3, 2024 for 

Giving Tuesday  

Our mission is to support foster, adoptive, and kinship families in small ways so families can concentrate on things like building trust, connections, and helping the children in their care feel loved and wanted.  Parenting is hard; parenting a child who has experienced trauma is very hard so we are here to help take some the of the burdens off families.  

Debbie, Belinda, Ann, Crystal, Kati, and Allison have all been touched by foster care, adoption or kinship care in their immediate families.  Each of them know the importance of helping children feel loved, wanted, and special.  They also know how much support and friendship  caregivers need and deserve.  Together they serve our families.