Children are extremely vulnerable when they are in difficult situations. Your knitting can help them with one of the charities shown here.
With Cubs for Kids, you can outfit adorable teddy bears in sweet knitted creations—thus bringing a smile to the face of a homeless child Let’s say you’re a new knitter who would love to create for charitable purposes. Perhaps you’ve considered knitting squares; maybe you’ve already done so. But now, you’re bored with them. Simultaneously…
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…
Do you enjoy knitting mittens and want to help children? If so, you’ll want to learn about Maine MCH Mittens One of the many reasons that knitters (and crocheters) choose to create for charity is to help children. All of us were children once, and we know that sometimes it can be tough to be…
Thanks to shoebox collection charities, or “shoebox charities,” you can provide hope and a smile to orphans and other needy folks come the holidays For anyone in a difficult situation—whether they’re away from home, impoverished, suffering an illness, orphaned, or otherwise in need—every day can be difficult. But during the holiday season, when all are…
Join with Kids Need to Read, and you can make Reading Buddies to encourage children to read to a special friend In the United States, in the 21st century, it’s hard to imagine that a lack of books could be an issue in households with children. That’s why I found this statistic so startling: Forty-five…
Global Heartfelt Hatters recently reached out to me on the Knitting for Charity Facebook page, and I feel very proud to be a part of spreading the word about this terrific knitting charity.
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