Coton Frais™ Donating Apparel for Kentucky Flood Victims

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French inspired resort wear company coton frais™ is partnering with Fire Station #1 in the city of Prestonsburg, Kentucky to provide nearly 500 pieces of cotton apparel to the women flood victims in this ravaged area.

"We have been working closely with Chief Michael Brown in coordinating this effort. He has been most appreciative of our donation since so many victims have lost everything including the clothing off their backs,” explained company President Clarice Dowdle. “We had recently closed our Outlet location and had excess inventory and decided this would be the best use for our beautiful cotton apparel. We are so blessed that we could pitch in, even if in just a small way." Home Depot has even gotten involved by providing the shipping boxes.

"We challenge all companies, whenever a natural disaster strikes, to examine how they can help.... how they can make a difference in fellow Americans lives in distress. Kindness goes a long way", commented coton frais™ Vice President Christina Dowdle-Brandes.

Boxes will be sent this week, and hopefully will be in the flood victims hands by the weekend.

Coton frais™ has locations in Jupiter, Marco Island and opening in Naples in 2023.

 

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