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Birmingham shelters see increased demand as temperatures drop

Birmingham shelters report a sharp rise in demand due to a cold snap with temperatures below 20 degrees, serving more women and children while requesting donations and volunteers.

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As temperatures plummet in Birmingham, local shelters are experiencing a surge in demand, leading to shortages in essential supplies.

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January 26, 2026 – BIRMINGHAM, Alabama – Agencies. As freezing temperatures move to downtown Alabama, the heating shelters in Birmingham and Bessemer are preparing to open this week and are asking for donations from the public to help meet the rising demand. Local shelters say they need food, blankets, shelter and hygiene items to ensure that homeless people have a safe and warm place to stay during the cold wave. “There’s always a need for food…

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BirminghamWatch broke the news in on Tuesday, January 27, 2026.
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