Winter is unforgiving, and no one should have to face it without warmth. For someone living without shelter, the cold isn’t just uncomfortable — it’s dangerous. A pair of thermal socks, a sturdy coat, a warm sleeping bag, gloves, and a hat can mean the difference between surviving the night or not. This season, let’s remember our neighbors who are struggling. Every item donated, every dollar contributed, every act of kindness matters. You don’t have to give everything — even one small gift can bring comfort, dignity, and hope. Share this message. Donate what you can. Together, we can help someone make it through the winter.I work at the Dunkin @ 2310 Elliston Pl. Nashville, Tennessee 37203. This is Johnny; he has been here longer than me. I've been here just over a year. He is really a kind person. He has his moments, but I believe it's all trauma from whatever put him here, and I don't believe he is going anywhere. Well, it's getting cold fast. I want to get at the very least some thermals, a good thick winter coat, a thick blanket or two, socks, gloves, and really like to get him some good warm winter boots. I'm not sure exactly where he goes every night, but I'm going to investigate, and if he could use a tent, then I'd like to try and do that as well. I want to make sure he is all set for the next probably 4 months or so; you never know nowadays. Also, if anyone would just like to pick something up and drop it off for him, either an item or gift card, you can at the Dunkin on Elliston Pl. Anyone that would be there would be fine to drop it off with. It's getting cold fast. I've never done this before, so I want to make sure everyone knows how important this is to me, as well as our entire staff at Dunkin.