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Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Cleaning out her daughter's closet started as a chore. Where did it lead this mother-daughter duo in Leonard, Texas? To create a nonprofit clothing kids in one of Texas' poorest counties.

Everything found at Palmer's Closet is totally free. For some families in need, shoes and outfits are an afterthought to food and diapers. After growing up in the foster care system, Kim Winchester knows the value of wearing clothes that fit.

Powered by moms supporting moms, Palmer's Closet keeps every child in the community looking their best.

Palmer's Closet
311 US-69 Suite 106
Leonard, TX 75452
Phone: (123)-456-7899
Hours - Currently by Appointment Only
Website: palmerscloset.com

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Episode #: 1995
Original air date: 11-22-2025

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