I have done Quilts For Kids but I really wish there was a something in my local area.

I make quilts for the NICU, the ones given to the babies are their's to keep and take home.

Some of my give-aways go to church projects, right now I am using my time on quilts for a reservation where winter is a real chiller. Our small group also donates quilts to an auction where the money goes to Life Skills, for adults who need a little boost.

I have made quilts for the homeless downtown in the past but currently I am not.

I don't belong to any group....but make preemie quilts for our local hospitals. About 15-16 inches square, or oblong, whatever. Using all sorts of scraps and odd pieces. I know that sounds small, but those babies are very tiny!
The quilts go together so fast, and the preemie wards are always grateful. I make them in between other projects and when I have a dozen or so, a friend delivers them.
There are lots of local places to donate to as well ....battered women shelters are very important.

Yep.... Linus by the way are now taking votes for Joanns charity event!! Quilts for kids, Local Charities non- profits when time allows over the years, Benefits for cancer patients when time allows or I have somthing ready. and Jan's Afganistan crew. :)

I sew for Operation Quiet Comfort, Quilts of Valor, Project Linus, WAS/WTIL and other groups that ask for completed quilts or blocks.

Susan
NJ

I do quilts and tote bags to hold them for Victorias quilts
for cancer and lap quilts forour local care villa,

I do quilts for a group called Soldier's Angels. They have a multitude of people who make different things; and while I was recovering from surgery, I crocheted lap afghans for the VA's that they support.

I also belong to Quilt for Kids. I really enjoy it. I normally will create a couple from my stash, then send away for one of their kits, then ship them all together.