I am always so encouraged when I hear about charity crochet groups in schools. I think it’s terrific that kids are crocheting. It’s a great craft with numerous benefits for all people.
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Crochet for a Cause
Project Warm-Up is a 40-volunteer-strong organization that works to provide knit, crocheted and sewn items to help people of all ages stay warm when they are need. Unfortunately, struggles in the past two years have left them without enough yarn and fabric to make the items for donation.
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Let’s take a look at the 2011 Crochet Concupiscence news posts about various people and organizations who are crocheting for a cause.
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One of the four recipients of the funds for 2012 will be the local chapter of Project Linus, an organization that collects crochet and other handmade blankets for children in need.
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Windstream launched a program this year to award $25000 to fund new technology in eight different schools. The schools that won stood out for their great community service. At least two of these schools did their service by crocheting for charity.
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A Little Bit of Comfort is the oh-so-appropriate name for a Southern California project that gives donated handmade blankets to children in the foster care system.
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Knots of Love has managed to meet some amazing milestones recently. Let’s take a look at what this organization is all about, what their big numbers are and how you can crochet to help.
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