Max I. Walker, a fifth-generation Omaha drycleaning company, launches its second annual Max’s Coats for Kids campaign to collect winter coats for children. The 2026 initiative follows last year’s drive, which gathered 1,200 coats—four times the original target of 300. The family-owned business continues its century-long tradition of community service through this annual effort.
Casey and Chris Walker discuss their family-owned dry cleaning business, Max I. Walker Dry Cleaners, which has operated continuously for over a century in Omaha. The business reflects a long-standing legacy in the community, blending traditional dry cleaning services with modern operations.
Max I. Walker, an Omaha dry cleaner and uniform rental company, collects and cleans **1,200 coats** through its inaugural **‘Max’s Coats for Kids’** drive. The initiative partners with **Project Intentional**, a nonprofit, to distribute the coats to children in need. Leveraging its garment care expertise, the company ensures the coats are restored before donation.
Max I. Walker, an Omaha-based dry cleaner, introduces **Max’s Coats for Kids**, a program distributing clean winter coats to children in need. The initiative targets underserved communities ahead of the colder season. Local families will receive essential outerwear through the dry cleaning business’s outreach efforts.