Why we love to knit for soldiers, proven charities to get your knitting to soldiers, and more In the United States**, charity knitting for soldiers may well be our oldest tradition of charity knitting. In fact, it may even be the oldest form of charity knitting in the world! Did you know that the balaclava—a…
Are you looking for a way your knitting can help a child suffering through a traumatic experience? You may be the perfect candidate to knit a worry puppet or monster for Knit-for-Nowt Have you ever heard of a worry puppet or worry monster? I confess that until recently, I had not heard of such a…
With Team Brownsville, you can help refugees seeking asylum on the Texas border through knitting and crochet Every Monday morning, at my Facebook group, I ask members there what they’ll be working on in the upcoming week. My Facebook group is basically a virtual charity knitting circle! All of us enjoy hearing and seeing what…
You’re invited to partner with the Welcome Blanket Project and knit for refugees and other new families to America Ever since I first learned the true meaning of the word “refugee,” I have felt an intense desire to help. I believe it’s a natural response when your eyes are opened to the horrors so many…
Join with Mighty Miracles Foundation and send your crocheted octopi and/or your knitted or sewn hearts to bring comfort and healing to families of premature infants Amanda Dickinson visited my church prayer shawl group recently with a story to share. She shared with us the story of her second child, Kaleb, who had to be…
Knit or crochet a shrug for the Stay Strong Tote Foundation, and you can give a “hug” to concerned moms at Ronald McDonald Houses nationwide Mary Langdon had been delivering donations to her local Ronald McDonald House for years. (Unfamiliar with Ronald McDonald Houses? I’ll explain shortly.) One day, she saw something that haunted her….
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