Families sift through bins of clothes and toys during a Pop-Up Baby Shower event held at the Gladys Allen Brigham Community Center in Pittsfield. The event brought bins of clothes and toys, as well as many cases of baby formula, from The Village Closet in Huntington to the Berkshires for families to shop for free, regardless of income or residency situations.
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Randi Corbett looks for clothes for her two-year-old son, as well as for her nieces and nephews, during a Pop-Up Baby Shower event held at the Gladys Allen Brigham Community Center in Pittsfield. The event brought bins of clothes and toys, as well as many cases of baby formula, from The Village Closet in Huntington to the Berkshires for families to shop for free, regardless of income or residency situations.
Randi Corbett and her son Henry, 2, happily leave with a new selection of clothes from a Pop-Up Baby Shower event held at the Gladys Allen Brigham Community Center in Pittsfield. The event brought bins of clothes and toys, as well as many cases of baby formula, from The Village Closet in Huntington to the Berkshires for families to shop for free, regardless of income or residency situations.
Volunteers sort and repack bags of clothes selected by visitors, as well as diapers from the Berkshire Community Diaper Project during a Pop-Up Baby Shower event held at the Gladys Allen Brigham Community Center in partnership with the It Takes a Village organization. The event brought bins of clothes and toys, as well as many cases of baby formula, from The Village Closet in Huntington to the Berkshires for families to shop for free, regardless of income or residency situations.
Randi Corbett, left, and Akeila VanAlstyne, right, both of whom have two-year-old sons, sift through bins of clothes during a Pop-Up Baby Shower event held at the Gladys Allen Brigham Community Center in Pittsfield. The event brought bins of clothes and toys, as well as many cases of baby formula, from The Village Closet in Huntington to the Berkshires for families to shop for free, regardless of income or residency situations.
Leo VanAlstyne, 2, gets some help building a block tower from a volunteer as his mom shops in a Pop-Up Baby Shower event held at the Gladys Allen Brigham Community Center in Pittsfield. The event brought bins of clothes and toys, as well as many cases of baby formula, from The Village Closet in Huntington to the Berkshires for families to shop for free, regardless of income or residency situations.
Families sift through bins of clothes and toys during a Pop-Up Baby Shower event held at the Gladys Allen Brigham Community Center in Pittsfield. The event brought bins of clothes and toys, as well as many cases of baby formula, from The Village Closet in Huntington to the Berkshires for families to shop for free, regardless of income or residency situations.
Volunteers sort and repack bags of clothes selected by visitors, as well as diapers from the Berkshire Community Diaper Project during a Pop-Up Baby Shower event held at the Gladys Allen Brigham Community Center in partnership with the It Takes a Village organization. The event brought bins of clothes and toys, as well as many cases of baby formula, from The Village Closet in Huntington to the Berkshires for families to shop for free, regardless of income or residency situations.
The last few bottles of baby formula remain from the many cases that were brought to a Pop-Up Baby Shower event held at the Gladys Allen Brigham Community Center in Pittsfield. The event brought bins of clothes and toys, as well as the much needed formula, from The Village Closet in Huntington to the Berkshires for families to shop for free, regardless of income or residency situations.
Families sift through bins of clothes and toys during a Pop-Up Baby Shower event held at the Gladys Allen Brigham Community Center in Pittsfield. The event brought bins of clothes and toys, as well as many cases of baby formula, from The Village Closet in Huntington to the Berkshires for families to shop for free, regardless of income or residency situations.
Stephanie Zollshan
Photojournalist
Stephanie Zollshan has been a photojournalist for The Berkshire Eagle since 2011. She is a Boston University graduate whose work has been featured in publications around the world. Stephanie can be reached at szollshan@berkshireeagle.com.
