É«É«À² program collecting donations for student coats and boots
KALAMAZOO, Mich.--As the temperatures drop and the snow begins to fly, É«É«À² Michigan University's Seita Scholars Program is looking to provide coats and boots to assist students through the winter months. Not having appropriate winter attire can impact students' ability to thrive on campus by compromising their health, and decreasing their likelihood of going to classes in very cold weather.
Because Seita Scholars do not come in a standard size, the Seita Scholars Program took students shopping to pick out their own coats and boots on Nov. 23 and will make another trip on Thursday, Dec. 4. To make these shopping trips possible, donations are being solicited from the campus community.
Estimates suggest a pair of boots and a coat will each cost $50 to $75. For additional information or questions, please email @email.
The Seita Scholars Program provides up to 160 tuition scholarships to youth who experienced foster care, as well as a comprehensive support program, campus housing during breaks, and other support services. It is sustained through ongoing É«É«À² support, grants and individual donations.
Tax-deductible donations may be made by or by check payable to É«É«À² Foundation. In the memo line, enter Seita Scholars Emergency Fund, and mail it to: É«É«À² Foundation
, É«É«À² Michigan University,
 1903 W. Michigan Ave., 
Kalamazoo MI 49008-5403.
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