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How about port pillows for chemo patients, breast pillows for breast cancer patients, heart shaped pillows for heart surgery or seatbelt pillow to protect chest from the shoulder strap.
Ruth

patski

check out Beads of courage.org, they use these bags at St Judes and many other kids hospitals

quilt9226

The Textile Advisors of Snohomish County (WA) makes large tote bags for foster children to carry their belongings. Apparently, the child's belongings are often put in a garbage bag when the child is moved from one home to another. The guild also makes flannel pajamas for foster kids.




















The Textile Advisors of Snohomish County (WA) makes tote bags for foster children to carry their belongings. Apparently, a garbage bag is used to carry belongings when a child is moved from one home to another. The guild also makes flannel pajamas for foster kids. Also, my sister and I made polar fleece hats in various sizes for the homeless shelters.

Pete

How about fifdget quilts for people with dementia or special needs children?

eimay

Childrens' hospitals can use child sized walker bags.

Polly C

Our quilt guild made placemats for our local Meals on Wheels for the homebound. Most made them reversible so they can be used for multiple seasons. The recipients were really appreciative.

nwm50

Woodworkers usually makes doll beds so they need covers/quilts for their project to give to hospitals/rehab/fosters program, etc

Sheep Farmer

Pet beds for animal shelters make the shelters look homey and provides comfort to the animals.
They can be filled with fabric scraps or scraps of batting, etc.

Jenny did a video tutorial: https://youtu.be/amP0tC8d3cc