The Sub Zero Mission

Quail Hollow Country Club Stuff the Bus
2016-10-29 13:00 - 15:00 (America/New_York)
Help the staff of Quail Hollow Country Club to stuff the bus to help homeless stay warm.

We take the following items:
Coats (adult sizes L – 4xl)
Hats (winter)
Gloves
Sleeping bags
Boots (on some occasions and only if they are clean and serviceable)
Socks (NEW ONLY!)
PLEASE: No pants. No dresses. No undergarments. No toys.
Blankets are not a big need although we have places that will take them. Blankets and comforters are not practical for most homeless. Unfortunately, wet is a factor as much as cold and blankets get wet and become burdensome items to carry for somebody who has no place to leave them.
We also do not have much room for children’s sizes as we don’t find kids in the places we go. Typically, most kids get into shelters with special arrangements and accommodations geared towards people their age. We have places to take items donated for children, however, children’s items take resources to sort, store and transfer.

United Methodist Church Stuff the Bus
2016-10-29 04:00 - 08:00
Help the parishioners of Willoughby United Methodist Church, the Willoughby Outdoor Market community and Adventure Jeep Stuff the Bus

We take the following items:
Coats (adult sizes L – 4XL)
Hats (winter)
Gloves
Sleeping bags
Boots (on some occasions and only if they are clean and serviceable)
Socks (NEW ONLY!)
PLEASE: No pants. No dresses. No undergarments. No toys.
Blankets are not a big need although we have places that will take them. Blankets and comforters are not practical for most homeless. Unfortunately, wet is a factor as much as cold and blankets get wet and become burdensome items to carry for somebody who has no place to leave them.
We also do not have much room for children’s sizes as we don’t find kids in the places we go. Typically, most kids get into shelters with special arrangements and accommodations geared towards people their age. We have places to take items donated for children, however, children’s items take resources to sort, store and transfer.

American Legion #112 Stuff the Bus
2016-10-22 09:00 - 12:00
Stuff the Bus at the American Legion #112

We take the following items:
Coats (adult sizes L – 4xl)
Hats (winter)
Gloves
Sleeping bags
Boots (on some occasions and only if they are clean and serviceable)
Socks (NEW ONLY!)
PLEASE: No pants. No dresses. No undergarments. No toys.
Blankets are not a big need although we have places that will take them. Blankets and comforters are not practical for most homeless. Unfortunately, wet is a factor as much as cold and blankets get wet and become burdensome items to carry for somebody who has no place to leave them.
We also do not have much room for children’s sizes as we don’t find kids in the places we go. Typically, most kids get into shelters with special arrangements and accommodations geared towards people their age. We have places to take items donated for children, however, children’s items take resources to sort, store and transfer.

Predator Dub Assassins Collection
2016-10-16 10:00 - 18:00
Straight from Dubby’s mouth:
“Big tings a gwaan. I am heading to Ohio October 14-16th to celebrate A Decade Of Dubs. On this trip, with the approach of Winter, we will be lending our support to Ohio based charity The Sub Zero Mission…I really love “street level” charities and especially dig these guys and their focus on military veterans…
For our Cleveland area friends, we will be taking donations at our reggae bash on Sunday 10/16 at CP’s Funky $5 Reggae Party – 1424 w57th Cleveland OH 44102. Come on down! The fun kicks off at 2pm and I will be performing along side local reggae heroes Umojah Nation for this awesome event. Let’s show some love. Many thanks go out to Umojah Nation and especially local ska legend Brian Marsh for their organizational efforts, not only for this event, but the entire P-Dubs Ohio visit. Thanks guys! Please bring family and friends and make sure to bring a winter item for the drive. We will also be encouring folks to make donations via their own paypal phone app at the gig, as well as our friends and fam at home via live feed, so don’t worry if you don’t have a physical item to bring…
Dubby”

Tequila Jaxx Stuff the Bus
2016-10-16 08:00 - 11:00
Join the staff at Tequila Jaxx in Mentor-on-the-Lake as they Stuff the Bus
We take the following items:
Coats (adult sizes L – 4xl)
Hats (winter)
Gloves
Sleeping bags
Boots (on some occasions and only if they are clean and serviceable)
Socks (NEW ONLY!)
PLEASE: No pants. No dresses. No undergarments. No toys.
Blankets are not a big need although we have places that will take them. Blankets and comforters are not practical for most homeless. Unfortunately, wet is a factor as much as cold and blankets get wet and become burdensome items to carry for somebody who has no place to leave them.
We also do not have much room for children’s sizes as we don’t find kids in the places we go. Typically, most kids get into shelters with special arrangements and accommodations geared towards people their age. We have places to take items donated for children, however, children’s items take resources to sort, store and transfer.

Mentor Hardware Stuff the Bus
2016-10-15 06:00 - 10:00
Help stuff the Bus with Mentor Hardware. Nobody should freeze to death in America!
Stuff the Bus is one of the many ways you can help.
We take the following items:
Coats (adult sizes L – 4xl)
Hats (winter)
Gloves
Sleeping bags
Boots (on some occasions and only if they are clean and serviceable)
Socks (NEW ONLY!)
PLEASE: No pants. No dresses. No undergarments. No toys.
Blankets are not a big need although we have places that will take them. Blankets and comforters are not practical for most homeless. Unfortunately, wet is a factor as much as cold and blankets get wet and become burdensome items to carry for somebody who has no place to leave them.
We also do not have much room for children’s sizes as we don’t find kids in the places we go. Typically, most kids get into shelters with special arrangements and accommodations geared towards people their age. We have places to take items donated for children, however, children’s items take resources to sort, store and transfer.

St. Anthony Stuff the Bus
2016-10-09 04:00 - 07:00
Help the parishioners of St. Anthony in Fairport stuff the bus to help homeless stay warm.
Stuff the Bus is just one of the many ways you can help Sub Zero Mission
We take the following items:
Coats (adult sizes L – 4xl)
Hats (winter)
Gloves
Sleeping bags
Boots (on some occasions and only if they are clean and serviceable)
Socks (NEW ONLY!)
PLEASE: No pants. No dresses. No undergarments. No toys.
Blankets are not a big need although we have places that will take them. Blankets and comforters are not practical for most homeless. Unfortunately, wet is a factor as much as cold and blankets get wet and become burdensome items to carry for somebody who has no place to leave them.
We also do not have much room for children’s sizes as we don’t find kids in the places we go. Typically, most kids get into shelters with special arrangements and accommodations geared towards people their age. We have places to take items donated for children, however, children’s items take resources to sort, store and transfer.
