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Nordstrom marked a cold Giving Tuesday by making sure kids are warm in the Bronx.

Over students at P.S. 42 The Claremont School got a brand-new winter jacket along with gloves and a charm for their new coat.

It was made possible by Nordstrom and Operation Warm. Volunteers were on hand to help each child make sure they got a coat that fit them properly.

Throughout the holiday season Nordstrom's has a goal to give out thousands of coats to kids across the country.