CALGARY The extreme cold temperatures of late have presented challenges for Calgarians with roofs above their heads, but imagine having to live outside on the streets without warm clothing. The inhospitable conditions could prove deadly for those improperly equipped to face the elements, and is why shelters and non-profit organizations are counting on donations for the city s most vulnerable. With - 40 wind chills and COVID-19-related safety restrictions in pace, it can be a challenge for multiple people to gather and drop off warm clothing in person, but the Calgary Drop-In Centre has found a new way to reach out.