Thursday, February 9, 2023

Flood Quilt Drive Update.

All the quilts and blankets that we have donated to Rochester for the flood quilt drive have been given out and we're looking for more quilts as the cold weather has made life very tough for those affected by the floods.
We hope to deliver more into the area in about 10 days time so if you have a quilt ready to go it would really be appreciated. Of course the biggest quilts are always in demand. I've also been asked for more quilts for the Ukrainian refugees and they have requested about 10 of single or double bed size.
We've also been in touch with Big Group Hug and I will provide a more detailed update shortly but they are in need of drawstring bags, baby beanies, bibs and booties as well as hand knits for older children.
I've received a lovely email from someone in Rochester who has received a quilt and it's lovely to hear how much they are appreciated. Lesley Low and Kaye Clarke have been distributing them and they say that there are many tears of joy when people receive a quilt for themselves. Barbara Black and the Monday Quilters provided quite a few quilts and this lady received one of theirs.
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Hi,
I am a Rochester resident and have just received my beautiful quilt. Thank you so much for organising this generous donation, it is so appreciated.
It was made by the Monday quilters so if you could pass my thanks on to them that would be great.
Thanks again,
Claire
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Many thanks to you all for your ongoing and generous support. It does make a difference for people who have endured these floods as many feel forgotten and are very grateful to be given a warm hug.
Hugs, Jan Mac XX

 

1 comment:

ButterZ said...

Good work to the Monday Quilters. Keep up the great work.