If you love to knit hats and need to find the perfect place to donate them, you’ll find lots of options here!
Back when I was compiling suggestions for knitting for the homeless, one of the charities I spoke with said that their group had taken some suggestions from a group called Hats for the Homeless in Minneapolis, MN. I bookmarked the group because I wasn’t sure KnittingforCharity.org had ever featured them.
Help cancer patients in a surprising and genuine way through Ears to You In 2008, Ruth Crane was diagnosed with breast cancer. The battle against her illness included the usual hardships of chemotherapy and emotional difficulty. Early on, she decided she would try to remain as positive as possible in the face of her illness….
With the return of Emily’s Hats for Hope Initiative, knitters can once again begin to work hard at helping those in need stay warm during the coldest months In December 2011, Emily Kubin of New Jersey wanted to reach out and help the homeless and working poor in her community of Morristown. She began knitting…
Minnesota and North Dakota can be bitterly cold; your hats, mittens, and scarves are just what is needed to keep needy folks warm Marybeth Potts was accustomed to providing items for her local mitten tree. Then, one year, it didn’t pop up again. Some folks would have shrugged and carried on. Not Marybeth; she investigated…
If you are interested in knitting for armed forces to show your support, Warmth for Warriors is a great cause to support.
Join with Click for Babies and help prevent Shaken Baby Syndrome through education about the Period of Purple Crying Many of you know that I have two daughters. The older was born in 2000, and the younger was born in 2006. You may notice that there’s a fairly significant age difference between my children. This…
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