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In 2008 we donated 3,433 items for a 2-year total of 6,634 items!!
In 2009 we donated 2,655 items for a 3-year total of 9,289 items!!!
Homespun Helpers is beginning a third year of hand-crafting items for charities. Our goal is to be a source of crafted items that charities need in order to better help people. Whether it's a hat for Afghans for Afghans or an afghan for Afghan for Angels, we are willing to provide existing charities with whatever will help them let others know they are loved.
CURRENT COUNT!
In 2007 we donated 3201
items!
In 2008 we donated 3,433 items for a 2-year total of 6,634 items!!
In 2009 we donated 2,655 items for a 3-year total of 9,289 items!!!
As of 2/3/10 we have donated 51 items!
Let's go for 4,000 in 2009!
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October
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- Starting an e-newsletter
- One for one Contest Update
- 3,000!!
- preemie hats - 4
- Hey Everybody!
- Brain Freeze
- Fun News
- Wednesday, Wednesday, so good to me
- Finishing some WIP's yippee...always love that fee...
- It's Wednesday
- Call for warm items for school age kids!
- Back from the post office
- It's Wednesday!
- seven more hats for preemies!
- Turning WIP to FO's...always a thrill
- Personal Achievement Update 10/6
- Warming Omaha Square Drive Winner!
- This week's contest and drive report
- It's October First!
- Special Olympics...Mailed
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2 comments:
knitting tons of preemie hats and sewing together squares for Warming Omaha.
collecting kidlet items for the cold weather over at Warming Omaha as well!
warmingomaha.blogspot.com
Just finished another scarf for homeless Veterans and plan to get some baby things done next. Wondering with all the brains here, anyone able to tell me the difference in size for newborn vs a preemie sweater? Thanks
Sandy
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