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.

There’s hope that people who are homeless in Jacksonville are a little warmer tonight.