sent a quilt to a family in Alabama...
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Originally Posted by Butterfli19
How did you find out to send a quilt to a church?
I called my church today about donations and they said they don't get involved in things like that as there are charities that take used clothing and there is also a food pantry.
I guess trying to start a club will be harder than I thought. :'(
I called my church today about donations and they said they don't get involved in things like that as there are charities that take used clothing and there is also a food pantry.
I guess trying to start a club will be harder than I thought. :'(
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I sent one with a young lady that is stationed here but is from there...she gave it to an elderly lady that was in the shelter with all she had left to her name..a small dog, a suitcase with clothes and a bag of papers....she said the lady cried for an hour and would not let go of her!
Now I am working on finding horse fabric to make two quilts for a couple of boys here in OK. Their family ran a Horse rescue and just lost everything..including 6 of the horses! The boys are devastated!
Now I am working on finding horse fabric to make two quilts for a couple of boys here in OK. Their family ran a Horse rescue and just lost everything..including 6 of the horses! The boys are devastated!
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Originally Posted by Butterfli19
How did you find out to send a quilt to a church?
I called my church today about donations and they said they don't get involved in things like that as there are charities that take used clothing and there is also a food pantry.
I guess trying to start a club will be harder than I thought. :'(
I called my church today about donations and they said they don't get involved in things like that as there are charities that take used clothing and there is also a food pantry.
I guess trying to start a club will be harder than I thought. :'(
Name of Guild: Town & Country Quilters
Contact Person: Gloria Park
Address: 2921 N Hickory, Joplin, MO 64801 USA
Email: [email protected]
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Meeting Time: third tuesday of each month 1:00-3:00 pm
Meeting Location: FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 6th and Byers,Joplin,MO 64801. CONTACT: GLORIA PARK [email protected]
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Originally Posted by Tink's Mom
A couple of weeks ago, I sent a quilt to Tuskaloosa, AL after the tornado...Sent it to a church that was listed as a receiving point. It was only a scrappy quilt with a white sheet on the back.
Today, I received a thank you note from the family that received it...a little girl of 7 loves it! I won't give out her name or any particulars...but it is nice to know your work is appreciated.
Also, with the note was a xerox copy of a photo...with a note written on it...we were hiding from the storm here...
There is nothing left but rubble. It looks like it might have been a bathroom at one time. I'm so happy that I sent that quilt.
Today, I received a thank you note from the family that received it...a little girl of 7 loves it! I won't give out her name or any particulars...but it is nice to know your work is appreciated.
Also, with the note was a xerox copy of a photo...with a note written on it...we were hiding from the storm here...
There is nothing left but rubble. It looks like it might have been a bathroom at one time. I'm so happy that I sent that quilt.
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Originally Posted by Tink's Mom
I'm ready to start the quilting tonight on one for Joplin, MO...
Reading your post about the little girl gave me goose bumps and made me cry. It is really beyond comprehension what it must be like for them.
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