The Painesville group handed out more than 12,000 items.
James Hido, the Sub Zero Mission Director of Marketing told News 5 the extreme snowfall and tumbling temperatures have made it especially dangerous for the well-being of those living outdoors
Hido told News 5 Sub Zero Mission was founded in 2009 and has since dramatically expanded its Oct. through March distributions of coats, hats, gloves, tents, sleeping bags and other warming items to 50 cities across the Northeast United States. “It gets cold in Cleveland, this is the greatest county in the world, and no one should freeze to death," Harris said. “That’s what they’re doing in this church right here, they’re taking off the shoes that they had on before Sub Zero arrived and they’re putting on the boots, looking at the coats, they appreciate it."
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