Honoring Our Legacy

Angel Clothing Foundation is no longer accepting clothing donations.
The boutique will remain open for shoppers through March 26, 2026,
on Wednesdays and Thursdays from 9 AM - 4 PM at 420 S. Kansas Ave. in Olathe.

Angel Clothing Foundation is a faith-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization in Olathe, Kansas, founded by Laura Ojeda Dellutri to provide free clothing to people in need and inspire them to see and love themselves as God does. Through the generosity of donors, volunteers, and community partners, Angel Clothing has served individuals and families across Johnson, Jackson, Wyandotte, and Miami Counties, as well as the greater Kansas City metro area in both Kansas and Missouri.

A Message from the Board

In May 2025, our beloved mom Laura passed away. She was the heart behind Angel Clothing, pouring her love, faith, and fierce compassion into helping people feel seen, valued, and cared for.

In her honor, our family: Lisa, Auburn, and Anthony, have stepped into leadership roles on the board, along with other valued members of the local community, to continue the mission she held so dearly. Over the past year, it has been our privilege to carry forward the work she began.

After prayerful and thoughtful consideration, the Board of Directors has made the decision to conclude the operations of Angel Clothing Foundation. The boutique will remain open to serve shoppers through March 26, 2026.

We are deeply grateful to the volunteers, donors, and community members who have made this mission possible. Because of you, thousands of individuals and families have received clothing with dignity and care.

Angel Clothing began with Laura's compassion and her belief that every person deserves to feel valued and loved. That legacy will continue in the lives touched through this mission.

With gratitude,
Lisa, Auburn & Anthony
Angel Clothing Foundation Board

Why We Exist

The cost of clothing continues to rise, even at thrift stores, leaving many in our community without access to basic essentials. While food programs often help fill pantries, clothing remains an overlooked need.

That burden weighed heavily on the heart of Laura Ojeda Dellutri. Laura was raised in a single-parent household with seven siblings. She knew what it meant to go without. Her empathy ran deep, fueled by faith and lived experience.

In 2019, Laura faced a profound personal loss when her beloved sister, Donna, passed away suddenly.

Donna’s life had been marked by a courageous battle against addiction and mental illness, a struggle she endured throughout her lifetime. Laura’s relationship with Donna was a testament to the power of unconditional love, and their sisterhood flourished over the course of the last 15 years of Donna’s life.

Donna often dreamed of opening a free clothing store for those who couldn’t afford a thrift shop. Laura turned that dream into a reality, creating Angel Clothing in Donna’s memory.

Outside of Angel Clothing, Laura was widely known as a Home and Lifestyle Expert, author, and television spokesperson. But her proudest titles were wife, mother, grandmother, and servant to those in need.