Knitting Charities:

Adopt-A-Native Elder
Distributes gifts of handknit socks, scarves and afghans to Dine’ (Navajo) elders. Also accepts contributions toward yarn used by elders to make rugs for sale. Knitted items are delivered in May and October and so should be timed to arrive in March and again in August.

Adopt-A-Native Elder
P.O. Box 3401
Park City, Utah 84060
Website: www.anelder.org

Afghans 4 Afghans
Humanitarian and educational people-to-people project that is sending hand knit and crocheted blankets and clothing to displaced Afghan families.

Afghans 4 Afghans
E-mail: afghans4Afghans@aol.com
Website: http://www.afghansforAfghans.org

Algerian Action
U.K. based non-profit project group which provides toys and clothing to needy children in Algeria. We need cardigans, hats and jumpers for children aged between 0-10 years.

Algerian Action
Contact: Emma Waller
E-mail: algerianaction@london.com
Website: http://www.algerianaction.co.uk

Alternative Gifts International
Giving program includes donations of llamas to Bolivian families to provide wool and other needs.

Alternative Gifts International
P.O. Box 3810
Wichita, KS 67201
(800) 842-2243
E-mail: agi@altgifts.org
Website: www.altgifts.org

American Red Cross/The Web of Hope
Provide clothing to the elderly, homeless or children who are cold or neglected all over the world.

American Red Cross/The Web of Hope
8145 Studley Road
Mechanicsville, VA 23116
(804) 746-8725
E-mail: anneketner@mindspring.com

Angels of Love Charity
Provide layettes to needy newborns. Need layette items; blankets, booties, hats. Sizes can be for preemies (1.25 lbs) to full-term (10 lbs). We have patterns if you would like them.

Jayne Burdick or Phyllis Rhoads
Angels of Love Charity
P.O. Box 1091
Palm City, FL 34990
(772) 221-7996
E-mail: jayne@ns-usa.net, prhoads@bellsouth.net

Annual Crochet & Knit-A-Thon
Distributes clothing in December to thousands of children who benefit from the work of Children's Home & Aid Society of Illinois (CHASI).

Artists Helping Children
Distributes handmade or decorated bags full of art supplies and soft, handmade toys to children in hospitals.

Artists Helping Children
657 Ithaca Place
Highstown, NJ 08520
E-mail: artistshc@comcast.net
Website: www.artistshelpingchildren.org/charityknittingforchildren.html

Baby Bear Project
Accepts donations of wool and knitted baby clothes, blankets and other items for poor families in South Africa.

BabyBearProject UK
Nicky Addie
Phone: (0044)-(0)7914844070
E-mail: babybearproject@yahoo.co.uk
Website: www.babybearproject.tk

Baby Bridge Hat Project (Texas)
Provides handknit wool hats for infants in Tibet. Deadline for participation is February 28, 2007.

G. B. Khalsa
E-mail: babybridge@gmail.com

Binky Patrol
National organization that knits, crochets, sews and quilts binkies (blankets) for children and teens (ages 1 day to 18 years old) who are seriously ill, in hospitals, in foster care, in shelters, abused, homeless or experiencing any type of trauma. We make and give binkies to children and teens, in hopes of bringing them comfort. Send SASE to:

Binky Patrol, Inc.
P.O. Box 1468
Laguna Beach, CA 92652-1468
(310) 429-7642
Website: www.binkypatrol.org

Black Swamp Benefit
To raise support for people with disabilities served by Sunshine Inc. of Northwest Ohio, and for MCC, the national/international relief agency of the Mennonite Church. MCC provides food, clothing, blankets and other material aids to people in 57 countries around the world. Need handmade quilts, afghans, comforters and craft items of all types for sale at the Black Swamp Benefit Bazaar in June. Both Sunshine Inc. and MCC also accept donations of hats, mittens, scarves and afghans to go directly to people in need.

Kelly Fritz Garrow
Black Swamp Benefit
1290 N. Shoop Ave., Suite 100
Wauseon, OH 43567
(419) 335-3763
E-mail: kellyfg@sunshineincnwo.com
Website: www.blackswampbenefit.org

Bonus Baby Boutique
Reward and incentive project started at a low income/high risk women's and infant's clinic, for moms who display positive behaviors that benefit the health of their babies. Need gifts for baby or mom, such as blankets, sweaters, stuffed toys, hat and bootie sets, knitted socks or slippers—baby sizes should be at least 6 mo size.

Jill Meltzer, R.N., C.L.C.
Sullivan County Public Health Nursing WIC
P.O. Box 590
50 Community Lane
Liberty, NY 12754
(945) 292-0100 (ext. 2655)
E-mail: Jillmrn@aol.com

Bundles of Love
Provides clothing, bedding and neccessities to needy infants, correctly sized clothing for premature infants, and burial garments and keepsakes for families who have lost an infant from stillbirth, brith complications, or illness.

Mary Jo Prinsen, President
Bundles of Love
P.O. Box 240301
Apple Valley, MN 55124-0301
E-mail: info@bundlesoflove.org
Website:www.bundlesoflove.org

Caps to the Capital
Provides knitted or crocheted caps to newborns.

Attn: Donor Services
54 Wilton Road
Westport, CT 06880
(800) 728-3843 (8:00AM - 5:00PM Eastern Time)
Website: www.savethechildren.org/capstothecapital/

Caps for a Cure
1750 K Street
Eureka, CA 95501
Website: groups.yahoo.com/group/capsforacure/

Caps for Kids
Distributes knitted items to children in homeless, abusive or serious illness situations.

Bonnie Greene Lawless
Craft Yarn Council of America
30112 Echo Blue Dr.
Penn Valley, CA 95946-9422
(800) 662-9999
Website: www.craftyarncouncil.com/caps.html

Care Wear Volunteers
Provides apparel, blankets and toys for premature, ill, and low birth-weight infants in hospital NICUs around the country. Each hospital needs a different assortment of items. Consult your local hospital or the Care Wear Hospital List. Needs may include: hats, booties, blankets, mittens, burial garments, fabric/fiberfill toys, incubator covers, quilts, finger puppets or apparel for older infants (boarder babies and families in need).

Bonnie Hagerman c/o Hood College
401 Rosemont Ave.
Frederick, MD 21701-8575
(301) 696-3550
E-mail: hagerman@hood.edu
Website: www.hood.edu/carewear

Chemo Caps
Provides caps for approximately 2,000 chemotherapy patients per year. In need of caps for women in medium and large sizes, and a small number of caps for men in large. The caps should be made from soft 3- or 4-ply yarn. Please contact cancer center regarding covering the cost of shipping the caps to them.

Cedars-Sinai Outpatient Cancer Center
at the Samuel Oschin Comprehensive Cancer Institute
8700 Beverly Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90048
310-360-4249
Website: www.csmc.edu/occ

Children in Common
Provides handknit socks, sweaters, vests, mittens, and other knitted objects to children in orphanages in Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union. Also provides gifts of knitting materials and tools to the orphans. Need vests, sweaters, socks and small stuffed knit bears and dolls (4 to 7 inches). Clothing sizes most needed are for toddlers and kids up to age 6, but we accept clothing sized for children 6 months old to age 16. The project is ongoing and all items are hand-delivered to the orphanages by parents traveling to adopt and through humanitarian group trips.

Children in Common
5750 Executive Dr. Suite 107
Baltimore, MD 21228
E-mail:
Website: www.childrenincommon.org

Christmas-at-Sea
Distributes knitted items to mariners each Christmas. Need handknitted scarves, watchcaps, vests or socks (we will supply patterns and yarn to those on a fixed budget) to complete about 15,000 gifts/year.

Barbara Clauson, Director of Christmas-at-Sea
241 Water Street
New York, NY 10038
(212) 349-9090
E-mail: cas@seamenschurch.org
Website: www.seamenschurch.org

Creating Hope
Scarves to benefit breast cancer survivors.

Creating Hope
Sinai Hospital
2401 West Belvedere Ave.
Baltimore, MD 21215
(410) 601-WELL (9355)
Website: www.lifebridgehealth.org

Cubs for Kids
Provides knitted clothing for teddy bears that are given to children, ages 3-6, who are in homeless shelters. Items needed by mid-November each year. Need knitted items (for teddy bears), all year long to be shipped in December.

Arlene Comora
Cubs for Kids
One North Lexington Avenue
White Plains, NY 10601
Phone (914) 421-4916
E-mail: arlene.comora@cubsforkids.com
Website: www.cubsforkids.com

Cuddles
Helps newborns and their families by providing knitted and crocheted items, mostly burial gowns and blankets, in which to wrap the little ones who don't survive.

Jill or Jacky
FREEPOST SCE 12034
Armthorpe, Doncaster, DN£ 3BR, UK
E-mail: cuddlesjc@hotmail.com or jillmc@btinternet.com
Website: http://members.tripod.com/JillMC/cuddles.html

The Dulaan Project
Knitting to warm Mongolia. There is a special need for hats, mittens, socks, neck gaiters, scarves and sweaters for all ages from babies to adult.

Flagstaff International Relief Effort (F.I.R.E.)
107 N. San Francisco St. Suite 4
Flagstaff, Arziona 86001
Phone: 928 779-1965
Email: fire@fireprojects.org
Website: www.fireprojects.org/dulaan.htm

EPCaps4Kids
Group makes hats for kids ages 2-18 and distributes them through recognized charitable organizations in the USA and Canada.

To join EPCaps4Kids send a blank e-mail to EPCaps4Kids-subscribe@yahoogroups.com
Sponsored by http://EmpoweredParent.com
Marcie Cumberland
E-mail: macsminis@earthlink.net

Erin's Afghans and Essential Care Packet Project
Erin started this project as a 15-year-old and as part of the 4H Youth in Action club. The purpose is to provide a sewn bag full of essentials to children when they first enter foster care in MA. Needs: Bags (pattern available), other clothing essentials, comfort items such as blankets of soft toys.

Erin Rosen-Watson
6 Marston Lane
Natick, MA 01760
(508) 651-2559
E-mail: Afghanerin@aol.com

ESRA Hand knitted garments for Israel
To clothe for both Arab and Israeli children, age 6 months to 12 years.Send garments to:

POB 1312,
Herzliya, Israel 46104
Robin Eisner, ESRA Secretary
10 Tsabarim St., Herzliya, Israel
Tel: 972-9-9508371
Fax: 972-9-9543781
www.esra.org.il

Families for Kids
3314 99th Dr SE
Everett, WA 98205
Toll Free: (888) 794-1794
FAX: (360) 377-3548
Webstie: www.familiesforkids.org

Family Living for Teens; Teen Stork Room
Provides free infant, toddler, and maternity clothing, along with layette kits to teenage moms. Needs: Baby items for our layette kits, which include booties, sweater sets, knitted caps, and blankets.

Tarasha Darden-McKoy
61 State St. Troy, NY 12180
(518) 272-4210
E-mail: tld7@cornell.edu
Website: www.cce.cornell.edu/rensselaer

Habitat for Humanity; Greene County, Ohio
Needs quilted, crocheted, or knitted items for annual quilt and art auction to raise money for Habitat for Humanity in Greene County, Ohio.

Contact: Karen Coffman
Chair, Church Relations Greene County HFH
Chair, Art and Quilt Auction
3680 Somerset Drive
Beavercreek Ohio 45431
(937) 427-1509
Website: www.greenecountyhabitat.org

Health Care for the Homeless Medical Respite Unit
Homeless women and men at a residential medical respite unit find that crocheting and knitting help with their emotional stress, and create opportunities for socialization and companionship. It also affords those who are mothers to be able to give something handmade to their children. There is always need for yarn (wool, non-wool, partial or full skeins), crochet hooks (esp. sizes 5 - 6), knitting needles, basic knitting or crocheting books. Other arts and crafts items are also welcome Please call first.

Volunteer Coordinator
Boston Health Care for the Homeless
729 Massachusetts Avenue
Boston, MA 02118
(617) 414-7779

Heavenly Angles in Need
Heavenly Angels in Need offers many different kinds of help to babies, children and their families in need. From hand knitted items for the neonatal division, comfort supplies to children in trauma, memory boxes for parents who have lost children, and providing comfort for families that have lost loved ones.

Heavenly Angels in Need
Headquarters
41300 Upper Calapooia Dr.
Sweet Home, OR 97386
Website: www.heavenlyangelsinneed.com

Heifer International
Donates animals, trees, and other stock to needy families around the world in the hopes of increasing ustainable self-sufficiency. “Knitting Basket” donation provides two llamas and two sheep to a family for income-producing wool.

Heifer International
P.O. Box 8058, Little Rock, AR 72203
(800) 422-0474
Websites: www.heifer.org or http://catalog.heifer.org/basket.cfm

Hugs for Homeless Animals, Snuggles Project
Provides knitted blankets (snuggles) for sheltered animals. Online directory to local shelters accepts donations.

Website: www.h4ha.org/snuggles

A Knit for Her Cure
Offers scarf and blanket kits. Knitted items are donated to women with cancer, while a substantial portion of net profits help fund related research.

Knit For Her Cure
4611 Bedford Court, Rocklin, CA 95677
E-mail: info@knitforhercure.com
Website: www.knitforhercure.com

Knit One, Heal Too!
Creates "healing shawls" (scarves/afghans, as well) to give to those experiencing chemotherapy and radiation, or other challenging life experiences.

Knit One, Heal Too!
c/o New Thought Unity Center
1401 East McMillan Avenue
Cincinnati, OH 45255
(513) 961-2527 or (513) 231-1007
E-mail: kate@knitonehealtoo.org
Website is: www.knitonehealtoo.org

Knits for Infants
Needs knitted baby and toddler clothes and blankets as well as yarn for the newborn nursery at North Central Bronx Hospital, a city hospital which serves many young and needy mothers (and fathers) in their nursery and family social work programs.

Marcy Taitz
"Knits for Infants"
5700 Arlington Ave. 5C
Riverdale, NY 10471
E-mail: mtaitz@optonline.net

The Knitting Connection
Collects yarn and distributes it to volunteers who knit and crochet hats, mittens, scarves, sweaters, afghans, baby booties, layette sets, and Christmas stockings to needy children in the area. Needs: yarn, people willing to crochet or knit items, finished handknit or crocheted items for children.

Sue Manning
The Knitting Connection
P.O. Box 560065
West Medford, MA 02156-0065
(781) 387-9181
E-mail: theknittingconnection@hotmail.com

Lantern Moon
Sales of knitting baskets, knitting needle cases and other basketry support Vietnamese families.

Lantern Moon
4324 N.E. 28^th Ave.
Portland, OR 97211
(503) 287-8578
Website: www.lanternmoon.com

Lucy Bug
Knit something small in size, large in meaning! Show parents you care by knitting burial clothing for preemie and full term babies. Outfits are donated to NCIUs in Utah.

Lucy Bug Knit-Along
P.O. Box 562
Clearfield, UT 84089-0562
E-mail: knitalong@lucybug.org
Website: www.lucybug.org

Mission Exchange USA-Africa
We ship clothing to the AIDS orphans in South Africa. Needs: Clothing, shoes, and winter jackets for children and youth, all ages.

Chuaro Zuzo
Mission Exchange USA-Africa
59 Patriots Road
Morris Plains, NJ 07950
(973) 455-1434
E-mail: Missionx@usa.com
Website: www.missionexchange.org

Newborns in Need, Inc.
Provides essential items without charge to families with newborns in need. Christian principles. Needs: Sleepers, afghans, quilts, onesies, burial gowns, burp cloths, hats, booties, and scratch mittens.

TeLesa Adams, Vice President of Operations
Newborns in Need, Inc.
P.O. Box 385
403 W State Rt 17 N
Houston, MO 65483
(417) 967-9441
E-mail: office@newbornsinneed.org
Website: www.newbornsinneed.org

Operation Toasty Toes
Knitting slipper socks (pattern available) for our servicemen and women serving overseas.

Irene Silliman
Operation Toasty Toes
5232 N Ridge Rd
Madison, Ohio 44057
(440) 428-6354

Operation Toasty Toes – Slipper Project
Knits and crochets slippers for the U.S. Armed Forces deployed or stationed abroad. Needs: more crafters, knitters, and crocheters. Yarn and shipping supplies, including postage. Military contacts wishing to receive boxes of slippers and willing to distribute the slippers to unit/crew mates. Send SASE to:

S.Humphries-OPTT#8
Operation Toasty Toes – Slipper Project
E 11 A Havenstead Rd.
Shelton WA 98584
E-mail: opertt8@yahoo.com
Website: www.operationtoastytoes8.gobot.com

Pine Ridge Reservation
Tremendous need for warm clothing, blankets and baby items.

Website: www.friendsofpineridgereservation.org

The Preemie Project
Create items for premature and critically ill infants in Iowa and Michigan. 

The Preemie Project
2607 Flagstone Ct.
Coralville, IA 52241
www.thepreemieproject.com
info@thepreemieproject.com

Project Hope
Afghans for pediatric patients at MD Anderson hospital in Houston.

Karuna Sood
Merribee Needlearts
6159 FM 1960W
Houston, TX 77069
(281) 440-6980
E-mail: info@merribee.com
Website: www.merribee.com

Project Linus
Provides security to seriously ill or traumatized children through new, handmade blankets. A national organization with many local chapters throughout country.

Project Linus
PO Box 5621
Bloomington, IL 61702-5621
(309) 664-7814
E-mail: project.linus@verizon.net
Website: www.projectlinus.org

Project Linus New Jersey
Donates handmade blankets and handcrafted toys to fragile children throughout the tri-state area and in partnership with international child-based relief organizations.

Hillary Roberts, President
Project Linus NJ, Inc. HQ
79 Jackson Street
Keyport, NJ 07735
(732) 335-9033
Website: www.blankiedepo.org

Red Scarf Project
The Orphan Foundation of America is seeking 2,500 knitted or crocheted red scarves to put in Valentine's care packages for college bound foster youth. Deadline is January 20, 2006.

Annalisa Assaadi
National Events Coordinator
(703) 821-8669
E-mail: aja@orphan.org
Website:www.orphan.org

Salvation Army Homeless Shelters
We provide knitted or crocheted items for the men, women and children in our homeless shelters as needed. Needs: Warm caps, socks, blankets, sweaters, slippers, etc. mostly for women and men, some for children, especially in winter.

Elizabeth Anne Payne
Salvation Army Homeless Shelters
3053 Forest Hills Circle
Lynchburg, VA 24501-2311
(434) 384-8844
E-mail: payneeanne@netscape.net

Santa Train
Train runs the weekend before Thanksgiving throwing gifts from the train to families in Appalachia. Knitted hats, scarves and mittens are welcomed.

Kingsport Area Chamber of Commerce
Attention: Santa Train
151 Main Street
Kingsport, TN 37660
(423) 392-8800
Website: www.kingsportchamber.org/chamber/santatrain.asp

Second Chance Cats
To provide a home for FeLV- or FIV-positive cats; knitted blankets are used in shelters and as a gift to go along with cat when adopted. (Parent project is Snuggles Project; see link below.)

Charlotte Wright
Second Chance Cats
P.O. Box 881
Robertsdale, AL 36567
(251) 947-2234
E-mail: trapper_143@yahoo.com
Websites: www.gulftel.com/katspaw or www.h4ha.org/snuggles

Shelia's Shawls
To distribute healing shawls to mothers or sisters of women murdered in domestic violence.

Contact information for local project coordinators is listed on website. The umbrella organization, Silent Witness, may be contacted at:
Silent Witness National Initiative
20 Second St. N.E., Suite1101
Minneapolis, MN 55413
(612) 623-0999
E-mail info@silentwitness.net
Website:www.silentwitness.net/sub/Sheila_shawl.htm

Ships Project for Troop Support
Provides a touch of home to those deployed in military operations aboard. We try to warm the body as well as the heart and soul. Needs: Handknitted or machine-knitted slippers, socks, hats, especially for men. College and professional team colors or solid colors are great choices, or black or camouflage colors for the ground forces. Items may be made using any yarn, including that spun by the knitter/crocheter, but items needing to be hand-washed should be tagged as such so the recipients can provide proper care.

Ellen Harpin, Project Founder
PO Box 564
Goldenrod, FL 32733-0564
(407) 332-6167
E-mail: ellens12@yahoo.com or theshipsproject@yahoo.com
Websites: www.theshipsproject.com

Sixth Annual Crochet & Knit-A-Thon
Distributes clothing in December to thousands of children who benefit from the work of Children's Home & Aid Society of Illinois (CHASI).

Lisa Hall or Lenora Kaplan
(312) 923-0888

Snow Cabin Goods
Sell sweaters handknit by Bosnian women, which provides their livelihood.

Kathleen Mitchell
Snow Cabin Goods
946 Great Plain Ave. #249
Needham, MA 02492-3030
(781) 762-7263
Website: www.snowcabingoods.com

Special Knitting Forces
Provides relief in the form of knitted clothing to children of Afghanistan. Needs: Hats, mittens, blanket and children’s clothing of all sizes.

John Benfatti
Riverdale Yonkers Society for Ethical Culture
4450 Fieldston Rd
Bronx, NY 10471
(718) 548-4445
E-mail: skfrysec@aol.com
Website: www.specialknittingforces.org

Stitches From the Heart
Members contribute their talents by knitting, crocheting or quilting for needy children, then send their finished gifts to the Stitches headquarters. In turn, these items are added to other items and regularly sent to hospitals and charities in the U.S. Needs: Blankets, clothing and more.

Stitches From the Heart
c/o Kathy Silverton
12021 Wilshire Blvd., #507
Los Angeles, CA 90025
Phone (310) 472-6903
Toll free (866) 472-6903
E-mail: StitchFromHeart@aol.com
Website: www.stitchesfromtheheart.org

The Sweater Project (Guideposts magazine)
Handknit sweaters are sent to needy children around the world. More than 150,000 children's sweaters have been handknit and donated in the last five years. Needs: Handknit sweaters of all sizes. Washable fibers are best. Please send to above address; they will be repackaged and shipped to needy children from there.

The Sweater Project
66 Main Street
Pawling, NY 12564
(212) 251-8143
Website: www.dailyguideposts.com/help/sweater.asp

Texas Moms of Tiny Angels
Makes and provides grief packets to give to parents that suffer the loss of a child though miscarriage, stillbirth or early infant death. Needs: Blankets (12” x 12” up to standard size for newborn), booties (small doll size to newborn size) and hats (ranging from the size that fits a ping pong ball to full-term newborn).  Patterns available upon request.

Darla Dean
Texas Moms of Tiny Angels
P.O. Box 422
Prosper, TX 75078
(972) 346-2165
Website: www.txmomsoftinyangels.org

Threads of Compassion
Thread of Compassion is a loosely connected group of survivors of sexual violence who desire to offer comfort and support to recent victims. Any survivor of sexual assault or abuse is welcome to knit or crochet a scarf which in turn will be given to an assault or abuse victim when they enter the hospital for emergency treatment.

Threads of Compassion
920 W. Wilson Ave.
Chicago, IL 60640
E-mail: threads_of_compassion@yahoo.com
Website: threadsofcompassion.bravehost.com

Threads of Love
Provides items to premature or needy babies. Needs: We are in constant need of knitted hats, booties, I.V. shirts, gowns, blankets and “lovies” or dolls for premature babies.

Linda Lopez
Immaculate Conception Church
705 Tom Dr.
Denham Springs, LA 70726
(225) 665-3202
E-mail: lindalopez48@aol.com

Tiny Stitches
Provides basic layettes to disadvantaged newborns in northern Georgia. Needs: Afghans (from 36” square to 36” x 45”); newborn-size booties, caps and sweaters. Please make with soft yarns in colors suitable for newborn babies.

Debbie Vickers, President
Tiny Stitches
P.O. Box 254
Suwanee, GA 30024
(770) 831-0577
E-mail: information@tinystitches.org
Website: www.tinystitches.org

TLC for Angels/The Heart of Giving
Provide needy premature and newborn infants with the necessities. Need hats, booties, blankets, sweaters, buntings, take-me-home outfits, bereavement gowns, demise pouches for all sizes from the smallest of preemie to toddler.

Vicki Knapp
TLC for Angels/The Heart of Giving
708 Chapman Street
Blackshear, Georgia 31516
(912) 816-2879
E-mail: TLCforAngels@aol.com
Website: www.TLCforAngels.com

Touching Little Lives
Organization provides for needy premature and newborn infants in Ohio. Need blankets, hats, booties, sweater sets, baby clothes (preemie and newborn sizes).

Marianne Doty
Touching Little Lives
7244 Ludwig Dreisbach Rd
Circleville, Ohio, 43113
(740) 477-8733
E-mail: mdoty@touchinglittlelives.org
Website: www.touchinglittlelives.org

Touching Little Lives
Provides needy families of preemie and full-term babies with basic clothing (knit/crochet items include sweaters, hats & booties) and bedding essentials. Handcrafted clothing, blankets, quilts and afghans are distributed through local hospitals and related agencies to families in need. Need yarn (all weights), especially soft textures and colors for babies; knitting and sewing supplies.

Suzan Taylor
Touching Little Lives
412 W. Canal St.
Troy, OH 45373
(937) 339-2247
E-mail: staylor@touchinglittlelives.org
Website: www.touchinglittlelives.org

United World College Knitting Service
Students knit items as Christmas gifts for the children of the Esperanza Shelter for Battered Families, a shelter serving the areas of Santa Fe, Mora and Las Vegas, New Mexico. Need more yarn! Acrylics and other washable fibers are best.

Elizabeth Morse
United World College
P.O. Box 248, Highway 65
Montezuma, NM 87731
(505) 454-4208
E-mail: elizabeth.morse@uwc.net
Website: www.uwc-usa.org

Warm Hearts-Warm Babies

Provides clothing, blankets and other essential items to premature and newborn infants and young children in crisis. We also provide burial gowns. Need blankets, afghans, hats, booties, sweaters, mittens, sleepers, gowns, T-shirts, onesies, receiving blankets, burp cloths, bibs and burial gowns (for premature to newborn sizes).

Warm Hearts-Warm Babies
P.O. Box 1266
Brighton, CO 80601
(303) 919-5413
E-mail: info@warmheartswarmbabies.org
Website: www.warmheartswarmbabies.org

Warm Up America Foundation
Provides knitted or crocheted caps to those in need.

Warm Up America Foundation
2500 Lowell Rd
Ranlo, NC 28054
(800) 662-9999
Website: www.WarmUpAmerica.org

Warm Woolies
Distributes handmade warm clothing (wool vests, hats, mittens, slippers) for poverty-stricken children who would otherwise suffer from cold.

Warm Woolies
5572 E. Mansfield Ave.
Denver, CO 80237
E-mail: warmwoolies@comcast.net
Website:www.warmwoolies.org

Warm the World
Creates handmade afghans, scarves and hats for children without families, non-profit pregnancy centers, the independent elderly and families of service members stationed in Iraq. They also support privately funded overseas orphanages in Africa.

Warm the World
PO Box 1089
Cañon City, CO 81215
E-mail: Founder@WarmTheWorld.org
Website:www.warmtheworld.org

Wesley Village's Hearts and Hands of Love
Provides prayer shawls, lap robes, shrugs and afghans for hospice residents. As these items are being crafted, good thoughts and healing wishes are sent to those in need. Donations of yarn and handcrafted items are always welcomed.

Barbara Quinn
Director of Volunteers
Wesley Village
580 Long Hill Avenue
Shelton, CT 06484
(203) 944-8292
E-mail: bquinn@umh.org

Correctional Facilities Needing Yarn and Supplies

Bristol County House of Corrections
400 Faunce Corner Rd.
North Dartmouth, MA 02747
Attn: Bernie Sullivan

Indiana Women’s Prison
401 N Randolph St.
Indianapolis, IN 46201-3099
Attn: Recreation Department

Jackson Correctional Institution
PO Box 232
N6500 Haipek Rd.
Black River Falls, WI 54615
Attn: Danielle LaCost

Limon Correctional Facility
49030 State Highway 71
Limon, CO 80826
Attn: Hobby Shop

Monroe Correctional Facility
Twin Rivers Unit
Bryan Bechler, Recreation Director
16774 170th Dr. SE
Post Office Box 888
Monroe, WA 98272-0888
(360) 794-2476

Redgranite Correctional Institution
1006 County Rd. EE
Redgranite, WI 54970
Attn: Community Service Project

Wisconsin Resource Center
1505 N. Drive
PO Box 16
Winnebago, WI 54985
Attn: Holly Timm

Wyoming Women's Center Knitting Project

Wyoming Women's Business Center
P.O. Box 764
Laramie, WY 82073
Attn: Rosemary Bratton