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Closet Clean Out: Supporting Youth Through Community Care

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The Closet Clean Out – Youth Clothing Donation Drive is now underway, reflecting a shared commitment to supporting youth and families across the Quapaw Nation community.


This community-led effort provides an opportunity to give back in a meaningful way by donating gently used or new clothing items for youth, including children’s and teen clothing, summer wear, and footwear.


How to Participate

Donations are being accepted through the end of May at the following locations:


Ki-ho-ta Center

58150 E 66 Rd, Miami, OK 74354


Quapaw Nation Administration Office

5681 South 630 Rd, Quapaw, OK 74363


Quapaw Nation Title VI Building

903 Whitebird St, Quapaw, OK 74363


If you need items picked up or would like to make a monetary donation, please contact Tyffanie Hembree at (918) 238-3175.


Supporting Youth with Practical Needs

Access to appropriate clothing is an important part of a young person’s daily life. Clothing for school, seasonal changes, and everyday activities helps youth feel prepared and comfortable.


National organizations such as the National Indian Child Welfare Association emphasize that strengthening support systems for youth—both at home and in the community—plays a key role in overall well-being. Providing essential items like clothing is one way to support that stability.


A Community-Led Effort

Community-driven initiatives continue to play an important role in meeting everyday needs. Efforts like this clothing drive allow individuals and families to contribute directly to the well-being of others.


Native-led reporting, including insights shared by Indian Country Today, often highlights the strength of local, community-based solutions in supporting Native families and youth.


Each donation is a reflection of that shared responsibility and care.


Encouraging Confidence and Belonging

Access to clean, well-maintained clothing supports more than physical comfort—it helps promote confidence and a sense of belonging.


When youth feel prepared, it can positively influence their participation in school, community programs, and daily activities. These small contributions can have a lasting impact.


Continuing the Effort

The Closet Clean Out – Youth Clothing Donation Drive continues through May, and community participation remains essential to its success.


Whether donating clothing, arranging a pickup, or supporting through a monetary contribution, each action helps extend care and support to youth across the Quapaw Nation community.



Closet Clean Out youth clothing donation drive flyer with drop-off locations and donation details for Quapaw Nation



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