RAVELRY GROUP, Salvation Knitters (and Crocheters) accepts Blankets (ghans), hats, booties, socks, and bibs. Our friend and long time supporter of Bridge and Beyond, Sue Seger has organized this charity group on Ravelry to benefit two Charites in Lansing, Michigan. I wanted to post this information, for those that might like to join/support this charity when Bridge and Beyond ceases operations on Dec 31st of this year.
*Check the group, as sewers that make baby clothes can be accepted as well.
One Charity is Hannah's House and the other Shared Pregnancy Women's Center.
The focus for Hannah's House is getting expectant women off the streets and in a caring environment. The women can live at Hannah's House rent free up to 6 months after the birth of their babies. There's support, education, and preparation for the woman to follow their plan of adoption and or to keep the babies with new parenting skills afforded to them.
Donations can be mailed to:
Sue Seger
Salavation Knitters
501 King Street, Apt 210
Lansing, MI 48827
Please join the RAVELRY group for additional information.
Remaining Donations for Bridge and Beyond should be mailed by Dec 24th.
Additional charities you may wish to support (that I've blogged about are:)
Afghans for Pine Ridge (Ravelry Group completed Afghans with options for 6-8- and 12 inch squares)
Red Scarf Project (benefits kids transitioning out of foster care
Warm Up American (Benefits homeless and others in need, rectangles, hats and scarves, or make your own full afghan).
StreetKnit (Benefits homeless in Oklahoma, accepts afghans,lapghans, hats, scarves, gloves, mittens, socks (not store bought); as well as yarn and knitting needles.
Homeless Families Foundation and Faith Mission (benefits homeless for those that are local and can deliver donations in Columbus, Ohio.
Please continue to check in, as I will continue to post information regarding our donations here on Bridge and Beyond, as well as possible charities you might like to support.
Thank you Sandy for posting about Salvation Knitters. We accept knitted, crochet and if someone sews baby items, the charities are able to use them.
ReplyDeleteThanks Sue, I'll add that about sewing.
DeleteThank you. I have had ladies send me beautiful baby quilts before.
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