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A local nonprofit organization held its annual coat drive Saturday morning to help people without homes in Jacksonville.

A 16-year-old is continuing her mission of helping those experiencing homelessness in Jacksonville by hosting her annual coat drive.

It has been a few years since 15-year-old Hannah Hall launched her nonprofit "Hannah's Hope House," which collects new and gently used coats, gloves, hats, socks and blankets to gift to those experiencing homelessness.

Hannah's Hope House, a non-profit started by a Jacksonville teen, will handout coats it collected to help the homeless during the winter.

A non-profit group created from scratch by a Jacksonville teenager will begin its annual coat collection drive to benefit the city’s less fortunate this winter.

For the second year in a row, 13-year-old Hannah Hall is collecting new and gently used coats to help keep the homeless warm this winter

News4Jax first met Hannah Hall last year as she was collecting hundreds of masks and coats for those in need over the holidays and her desire to help hasn’t stopped. She hopes to continue her mission for decades to come.