Our Mission is to provide assistance to people in need, regardless of situation or circumstance, without judgement.
Our Mission
Our mission at Eva's Closet and Foundation (ECF) is to provide assistance to people in need, regardless of situation or circumstance, without judgement. We fulfill this mission by serving more than 1,500 individuals each month who are suffering from homelessness, poverty, and other risk factors in Southwest Florida. ECF provides necessities to clients at no cost, including, but not limited to, clothing, shoes, hygiene items, baby supplies, food, household supplies, and school supplies, with grace honor and respect.
Eva’s Closet has a number of generous partners from within our community and beyond. View our partners and even become a volunteer for a greater purpose.
Eva's Closet and Foundation serves more than 1,500 individuals each month who are suffering from homelessness, poverty, and other risk factors in Southwest Florida.
ECF was established in 2016 by Jessica Goodall, MSW. ECF is named after Jessica’s great Aunt, Eva Engel, who was the founder of a shelter for abused women in Worcester, Massachusetts.
ECF provides necessities to clients at no cost, including, but not limited to, clothing, shoes, hygiene items, baby supplies, food, household supplies, and school supplies.
ECF was established in 2016 by Jessica Goodall, MSW. ECF is named after Jessica’s great Aunt, Eva Engel, who was the founder of a shelter for abused women in Worcester, Massachusetts.
Eva's Closet, in conjunction with Eva's Foundation, provides necessities & essential items to individuals & families in need in SWFL with grace, honor, & respect. Eva's supplies clothing, shoes, household goods, food, toiletries, & baby supplies at no cost. Eva's aids the local public school system in providing school uniforms & clothing to homeless and transient families. Eva's partners with other local non-profit organizations in SWFL to assist in ensuring the basic needs of their clients are met.
Low income, homeless, & transient families in SWFL
Families from Healthy Start & Head Start programs
Newborns & Infants in Need
Refugee & Immigrant Families
Lee County Public Schools
Victims of natural disasters
Victims of domestic violence
Homeless individuals
Foster children
Children aged out of foster care
Migrant Farm Workers
Family Health Centers
Eva's provides direct case management services and basic necessities to clients.
Clients may visit Eva's by appointment.
Eva's can arrange for your business to run a donation collection drive.
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