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Though it’s a bit early, one woman (and a whole bunch of kids) has already shown us what the holiday spirit is really all about. Worried about what the homeless would do during the coming winter, Tara Smith-Atkins, her eight-year-old daughter, and seven of her friends gathered winter coats and tied them to street poles throughout the city of Halifax for the homeless to claim.
On Nov. 15th, the people of Halifax were greeted with this strange sight:
The children went to distribute the winter coats during her daughter’s eighth birthday. “They definitely learned the importance of it,” Smith-Atkins told CBC. “When we got back in the car after an hour on the street, they were all freezing and crying for the heater to be on and complaining because they were cold. And they were bundled up.”
Tara Smith-Atkins’ daughter and her friends hung winter coats on street poles for the homeless to take
The wonderful gesture was a great way to spend her daughter’s eighth birthday!
“They definitely learned the importance of it,” Smith-Atkins said
“When we got back in the car after an hour on the street, they were all freezing and crying for the heater to be on and complaining because they were cold. And they were bundled up.”
The family spent a few weeks gathering the coats from their community
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