itscool2care and The Midtown Spirituality Center's Groups have partnered with Friends For Life to do a donation and sponsorship drive for FFL's Project WARM throughout November, leading up to an assembly and delivery event at the beginning of December.

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Support Project W.A.R.M
Cash donations for pet food; feral cat house materials such as covered bins, straw, and foam rubber; blankets; coats and other cold weather essentials
    Donations of wet and dry cat and dog food such as small bags of Purina dry cat/kitten and dog food and cans of 9lives, Fancy Feast, Friskies or other high quality canned food
    New and gently used blankets, coats, scarves, hats and mittens
    Donation of time to help assemble the feral cat homes, gather and sort coats and blankets, and distribute the supplies to area residents in need.
    You can deliver coats and supplies to Friends for Life in the Heights. We will post on our website additional drop-off locations. Also, you can make a donation at Friends for Life for Project WARM or send a check to: Friends for Life, P.O. Box 70575, Houston, TX 77270. All donations are tax deductible.

    Attend one of our Assembly and Delivery Parties!
    Our first assembly party will be held on December 3, from 6:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at Friends for Life in the Heights. Our delivery party event is scheduled for December 5. This will begin at 8:00 a.m. at Friends for Life and will proceed to delivery destinations throughout Houston.


    About Project W.A.R.M
    We at Friends For Life are organized as an animal rescue organization but founded on the belief that compassion cannot be truly present and be compartmentalized. In other words, extending the circle of our compassion is the only way to truly make things better for people and animals too.

    In winters past, we have built and distributed small weatherproof shelters for feral/outdoor cats in the Houston area to keep them warmer during winter. The design is one created by a shelter in Michigan and it uses sheet foam rubber, a Rubbermaid tub/top and some hay. We have partnered with itscool2care to facilitate school classes that helped to assemble the materials and create the houses. As we gear up to gather the supplies and people power to create this year's feral houses, and the cat food supplies we will distribute to help feed the cats we realized that the neighborhoods in which we distribute the houses to keep the cats warm often contain people who also may not have enough to keep them warm. We are endeavoring to create a unified response to address both human and animal needs as we are able. One of our volunteers came up with the name Project WARM: We Are Responsible for More. We think that fits perfectly!"