sprice

I just received the newsletter. So inspiring. Wish I could do twice as much as I do--and I turn in a large stack of tops mostly, every quarter when we meet. I'm in the Culpeper, VA chapter and we have a coordinator who has taken on the task--really must be a full time job for Debbie. If you aren't already involved, do investigate what's going on in your area. It is very fulfilling to participate.

Annie68

I love making quilts for Project Linus. Our chapter just got a new coordinator, and my appreciation goes out to her and all those who head up a chapter, lots of work involved!

willferg

I help coordinate our local chapter north of San Francisco. It's a great feeling making blankets for children in need.

Jingle

I thought about it. After meeting a young woman dealing with foster care kids I decided that is where I should make quilts for. My 37 quilts is only a drop in the bucket. Our county has 720 kids in the foster care system. Going to see if I can more more this year.