You can spread comfort and warmth by knitting cozy scarves. Learn about charities that accept scarves right here!
Minnesota can be bitterly cold; your hats and mittens are just what is needed to keep needy folks warm On a cold winter’s day one day, Rebecca Sundquist noticed a mother with three kids, all of whom were dressed as if it were summer. In an instinctive move, she pulled off her own sweater and…
Why scarves? Where to donate? What to knit? Get your answers to these questions and more There’s one piece of winter clothing that, in my opinion, we never recognize just how much we need it until we’re not wearing it. That piece of clothing is the humble scarf. When the wind is blowing and the…
Operation Gratitude gives you the opportunity to help them create care packages for active duty troops (and more) who need reminders of home In 2003, Carolyn Blashek was volunteering at a military lounge at Los Angeles airport when a soldier walked into her office and broke down at her desk. Convinced that no one cared…
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.
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.
Sometimes charity knitting organizations just seem to take on lives of their own. The Special Olympics Scarf Project is just such an organization.
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