Do you struggle to find a place to donate your knitting?

“I struggle to find local places that will take this type of donation.”

“My biggest problem is finding somewhere that accepts my projects.”

“My biggest charity knitting struggle is finding local organizations that could use what my knitting group has made. Postage is expensive, so I would love to be able to deliver the items in person.”

“The hardest thing for me is to choose which organization to knit for!”

Does this sound familiar?

Is your biggest struggle in charity knitting simply finding where you can donate?

If so, here’s good news: together we can figure out how to find the best home for your handknits!

Introducing: Finding the Right Home for Your Handknits
A Knitting for Charity Workshop

$10 for recording access

If:

You want to find a local organization that will accept what you love to knit
You really wish to help a particular group of people, with a particular issue (cancer, premature birth, homelessness, etc.)
You really love knitting a particular type of project but don’t know who will take it
You want to switch from knitting for one group to another, but don’t know where to start to find a different group
You have difficulty with donating because you don’t drive, live in a small town without many organizations to knit for, can’t afford postage for shipments to far-off places, or so on

I believe you can find someone who needs what you love to knit.

(And I can show you how!)

Imagine…

Instead of feeling frustrated because no one seems to want what you enjoy knitting… you know exactly how to find such a group.

Instead of wishing you could support a group of people who are significant to your heart… you have one, and you love knitting for them.

Instead of watching the pile in your house get higher and higher while you try and figure out who to take them to… you regularly donate because you know exactly where your knitting will go.

Access for $10

Hi! I’m Nicole Haschke, your guide to charity knitting

I picked up knitting needles for the first time back in 2007 and became obsessed almost immediately.

It wasn’t long till I wanted to use my hobby to help people, but I didn’t really know how to do so.

I discovered the Knitting Nuggets Newsletter shortly thereafter, thanks to a fellow knitting friend; after about six

months of receiving this newsletter, I learned that the owner, Kyla Quinlan, was looking for someone to help with it.

I became the newsletter’s writer, and over the next couple of years, I became a pro at finding information about knitting charities.

When Kyla was ready to move on to other ventures, she offered me the chance to take over the newsletter (and its website Knitting for Charity), and I jumped at the opportunity.

Since then, I’ve continued to learn more about finding knitting charities, and I’ve become almost as obsessed with helping other charity knitters as I am with knitting itself!

Here’s why you need Finding the Right Home for Your Handknits

In this workshop recording, I’ll take you through the steps to help you find the perfect place to donate your knitted projects.

All you need is a computer, phone, or tablet that can access video!

When you’ve finished this workshop, you’ll know:

Where to look locally for organizations and services that may accept your handknits
How to determine what really means the most to you, when it comes to finding a donation location
Several places that you can look in order to find a place that will accept what you love to knit and/or to help the people you care about
What to do if you have limited mobility and/or local organizations that will accept your donations

Bonus Available: Workbook & Reference Guide!

This will enable you to easily refer to the information in this workshop whenever you need it. You’ll also receive a full listing of many, many longtime knitting charities, organized both by the recipients they help and the donation items they accept.

Get Access for $10

I’ve found my niche knitting locally!
I’ve been loom knitting since 2000. Once I exhausted giving shawls and scarves to family and friends, my sister suggested knitting for the NICU. But when I moved, the closest NICU was nearly two hours away.

Searching for what I could do next, I discovered your website. You gave me hope to think outside the box; having knitted for so long, I desperately missed it. I had signed up for the workshop then was diagnosed with breast cancer. It was during the workshop (and right after my surgery) that thinking outside the box meant to see a need and fill it to help other people.

I am now donating shawls for cancer bags to bless other women going through what I just went through. This brings joy and warmth during a difficult time in their lives; and that pleases me tremendously. I did the same with chemo hats, with the same results!
JA Phelps
Workshop attender

Inside Your Workshop

This workshop includes 3 crucial portions.

Part One:

The one question you need to answer before you begin
Before we help you find the perfect home for your handknits, there’s a question that’s essential for you to answer…

Part Two:

Donating Locally
Many charity knitters want, more than anything, to find a local place to donate their handknits. If this is you, here’s where you’ll find some answers!

Part Three:

Finding Knitting Charities That Take What You Want to Knit / Help the Ones You Want to Help
Move beyond lists of charities and learn how you can find the right knitting charity to donate to.

Questions? Want to make sure Finding the Right Home for Your Handknits is right for you?

If you have any questions about this workshop, I’d be honored to answer them!

Fill out the form below and ask your question(s). I’ll be more than happy to set your mind at ease and help you decide whether this course will help you!