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Security Blankets Charity Drive
AllFreeCrochetAfghanPatterns is partnering with Project Linus and Lorna’s Laces to host a Security Blankets Charity Drive for sick and traumatized children in need of warmth and comfort.
From November 16 to December 17, 2018, we will be collecting your beautiful blankets to donate to Project Linus.
Children find solace in snuggling blankets, especially those handmade with care and compassion. And kids who have been through an illness or other traumatic experience are extra in need of comfort. So become a “Blanketeer” this holiday season and nourish the little heart of a grateful child with your handmade security blanket!
Share Your Progress: We’d love to see how your blankets are coming along! Post your progress on social media with the hashtag #YarnItForward.
PLUS, when we receive your blanket, you’ll be entered to win a stellar hand-dyed yarn bundle from Lorna’s Laces!
Prime Publishing, LLC
Attn: Security Blankets Charity Drive
3400 Dundee Road, Ste. 220
Northbrook, IL 60062
Note: Your donation must be postmarked by December 17th for contest entry.
Hook one of these NEW BLANKET PATTERNS by renowned crochet designers Rachele of CypressTextiles.net and Marie of UndergroundCrafter.com! These talented and generous bloggers created original security blanket patterns especially for our blankets drive! With these patterns, you can hook some hope for a sweet little soul.
SOULFUL SIERRA SECURITY BLANKET
Soulful Sierra Security Blanket
LITTLE BROTHER/LITTLE SISTER SECURITY BLANKET
Little Brother/Little Sister Security Blanket
CLICK HERE FOR CHARITY DRIVE DETAILS
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WI love this story! I want to donate this year. Ill make as many as I can ..I live in Hawaii. Do you have a Hawaiian branch? I didn’t see any details on how you want the blankets and where to send them. Please let me know where I can find I can get this info. Mahalo nui loa. Sharee
Hi Sharee,
Project Linus appears to have two branches in Hawaii, one in Hilo, and one in Oahu. You can find your local chapter on their website here: https://www.projectlinus.org/volunteer/. I hope this helps!
– Laura, editor of Stitch & Unwind