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Mooresville's Kindness Closet expands its warehouse with a $100,000 Lowe's grant

The Morning Mooresville teamFrom today’s edition · 1 min read · 2 sources

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, a Mooresville nonprofit hygiene bank, expanded and renovated its warehouse with a $100,000 Lowe's Community Impact Grant and help from dozens of from the local Mooresville store and corporate headquarters. The space goes from 900 square feet to 3,500, WSOC reports.

The Kindness Closet's warehouse is now 3,500 square feet

Floor area of the expanded warehouse, beside places you know

The expanded warehouse3,500 sq. ft.
The old warehouse900 sq. ft.
A basketball court4,700 sq. ft.NBA size

Source: WSOC TV

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Floor area
The expanded warehouse3,500 sq. ft.
The old warehouse900 sq. ft.
A basketball court4,700 sq. ft. (NBA size)

The renovation will increase the Closet's ability to distribute hygiene products by nearly 30%, thanks to new shelving, packing stations and a more efficient warehouse. It's one of six Lowe's-funded community improvements across the Charlotte area this fall.

The Lowe's grant brings more room and more reach

$100,000
Lowe's Community Impact Grant for the project
nearly 30%
more hygiene products it can distribute
6
Lowe's-funded improvements across the Charlotte area this fall

“Years ago, I heard about two brothers sharing a toothbrush here in Mooresville. And I just found that completely unacceptable that that is happening here.”

Anne Mautner, founder of The Kindness Closet
  • Started: 2018, as a small cabinet in a downtown Mooresville park
  • Mission: hygiene products for all, to live with dignity, health and confidence
  • Board chair: Darcy Ridge

Sources: Mooresville Tribune, WSOC TV

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