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Tuesday, October 20, 2015

Crocheting and Donating Helps Others

Thank you Diana K for your continued support of Bridge and Beyond with your thoughtful donations.  The picture doesn't let you see the hats very well folks, but there are 6 of them.  Additionally Diana has crocheted lots of cotton washcloths.  The cloths are used by folks in the shelters and those on the streets as both washcloths and dishcloths.  Always an item well received.

She also  donated slippers and scarves and other hats; but sadly the 2nd picture is missing.  Thankfully I had written down the number of items she crocheted and donated.

2015 DONATIONS:
Hats: 369+20=389
Scarves 150+4=154
Mittens/Gloves/Wrist Warmers: 84
Slippers: 68+1=69
Rain Poncho's:  105
Cotton Washcloths: 346+18=364
Afghans: 21
Socks: 201
Cowls/Hoody Combo's/ 17
Shawls 2
Misc: items like personal care and things don't fit into above categories aren't counted

All donations regardless of size and number are valued. All donations are appreciated. The Power of One is awesome, and when we work together The Power of One becomes The Power of Many.

6 comments:

  1. I am always so happy to see how many wonderful people donate their time and what they created to help you. These are so needed and one never thinks of washcloths

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    1. Thanks for your visit and nice remarks Birgit, I always appreciate your thoughtfulness.

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  2. Very nice donation Diana! You and your hook sure have been busy! I like those purple washcloths.

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    1. Hi Sue, thanks for stopping in and leaving a nice comment. It's always nice to see how folks support each other with nice comments.

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  3. Lovely items. I like the colors very much

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    1. Hi Janis,thanks for stopping in. Been awhile since we've heard from you. Always good to hear from our helpers.

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