Drew Barrymore has significantly contributed to community development in Westchester County by designing and donating spaces for local nonprofits supporting children and teens. She personally designed a pro bono training and welcome room at The Sharing Shelf, a nonprofit clothing bank serving low-income youth, which was built by Made by Gather. This 20-by-30-foot space will be used for teen clothing education, volunteer training, and as a welcoming area for teens and volunteers. The organization, which operates a free boutique for over 67,000 children and teens living in poverty, has seen a 34% increase in demand for clothing due to inflation and federal cuts. The new space aims to enhance operational capacity and community engagement. Additionally, Barrymore helped launch a new community space at The Sharing Shelf’s Port Chester location, supported by local community leaders Shae and Erica Hong. This 600-square-foot area will serve as a hub for clothing education and volunteer training, further supporting the nonprofit’s mission to provide clothing and confidence to young people. The expansion reflects a strong community effort, with volunteers and donors playing a vital role in meeting the rising needs of vulnerable families.