Charity knitting in 2024 - knit, crochet or sew for charities in the UK, US and South Africa.

Make a difference by donating craft projects to these 45+ charities! Crochet, knit, sew & quilt for a favorite charity.

Knitting for charity is a great way to lend your skills to others in need. Here is a collection of 24 FREE knit patterns perfect for charity projects.

Free patterns for charity knitting premature baby hats, toys, baby blankets, cat toys, jumpers, chemo caps and even a knitted breast!

Put your knitting and crocheting skills to work for those in need.

Make a difference in the world by sharing your talents - a list of charities in need of sewing and quilting and fabric donations.

Charities that need knitted or crocheted squares or blankets made from knitted squares in 2024.

One of the greatest joys of crochet is that you can use your hands and minimal materials to make gifts that make others smile. When you crochet for charity, you may be helping to save

This month Marie from Underground Crafter introduces us to the Charity Foster Care to Success and contributes a free crochet pattern for a Color Blocked Co-ed Scarf! Find out more here!

Here are Top Ten Tips to get FREE YARN (or really cheap yarn). Follow these tips and your stash will be overflowing. Frugally knit and crochet gifts.

As I prepare to rally my community and readership to help raise funds to provide clean water for the people of Nepal, I am reviewing my previous fundraising achievement for my project in Kenya with Matanya's Hope. My Trip to Nepal In about 30 days, I'll leave to Nepal for 12 days to work with the Waterbearers. We are visiting impoverished villages who have been severely affected by the monsoons. We will visit schools and orphanages, as well as homes of the villagers. Donate to Ounce of Salt Nepal Project here My goal is to provide as many $50 water

Here is a large list of organizations that accept crocheted works to help people and animals in need. Give your time and love in the form of handmade gifts.

Not Hirst's 22ft version, but one of the originals. I think it's probably a rarity now: it's years since I've seen one actually deployed as a collection box. This one is in aid of Vranch House, a school in Exeter catering for the needs of children with physical disabilities. The school is owned and maintained by the Devon and Exeter Spastics Society; and the collection box was a model originally used by what was then known as the Spastics Society (now Scope) from the 1960s.

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Brilliant.

Charity Hospital New Orleans

Dwarf hamster! Source: http://bit.ly/1qAzrm3

Flabbergasted shoppers have posted an array of bizarre and often very inappropriate games, figurines and novelty items that are being sold to raise money for a worthy cause.

Time to tap into your undiscovered genius.

Quilters, at least the ones I have met, have hearts of pure gold. They're such a generous community of people. If you're looking for where to donate quilts, look no further. These organizations are spreading good vibes into the world... and quilts too!

Are you guys ready for a chocolate fix? Have you heard of Hong Kong's Harbour City Chocolate Trail? I just learned about it the other night and wanted to share it with you. It's an annual charity event that benefits Hong Kong's Blood Cancer Foundation. It's held in Harbour City* where everything is CHOCOLATE and/or has a CHOCOLATE/DESSERT theme (like the displays pictured in this post). *Harbour City is a large shopping mall in Tsim Sha Tsui. I didn't find many official pictures from the 2013 event, but I found an amazing kawaii blog called modeS Blog that attended the event and took some great photos. I didn't want to post her personal photos, so if you want to view more from the 2013 event, please visit her blog (part 1 and part 2). All I can say is I'm in chocolate heaven! A bathtub filled with whip cream, a chocolate bed with cookie pillows and a pink cake quilted sofa. YES, PLEASE! This is what dreams are made of (well at least mine! hahaha). Total visual eye candy! I swear I would be at this mall all day (and I don't even like malls) just to see this exhibition. And it's an annual event! So it changes every year! Amaze-balls! >.< photo credit: modeS Blog part 1 and part 2 HK Harbour City Facebook Page Now, the pictures below are what I found the other night and what started this obsession! These are from the 2012 Harbour City Chocolate Trail. It is off the charts! Don't these pictures look like something from the movie The Matrix? My heart started to palpitate with each and every picture. Sweets suspended in air? Yes, please! HaHaHa Throw me a macaron! From what I could decipher, these ads were created by a group called NAM for the 2012 Harbour City Chocolate Trail. If you think the ads are gorgeous, just look at the shopping mall set up. Over sized fondue fountains, cupcakes on chocolate gushing pedestals, chocolate bars dripping in chocolate and a super-sized macaron tree!?! This is a fundraiser like no other! Goodness-gracious-GOD-almighty! Asians know how to throw a party! I LOVE IT! Between Britain and Asia, you guys get me each and every time. The creativity is amazing. Visual Artwork by NAM Art Direction: Takayuki Nakazawa Photograph: Hiroshi Manaka Creative Direction: SK Lam (AllRightsReserved) Model: Twins, Blackie chen, G.E.M, BiBi Zhou Stylist: LS / NOVA / AllRightsReserved Wardrobe by Anrealage

Your charity knitting can bring comfort and warmth to veterans through the HAPpy Stitchers Afghan Project Do you ever wonder if your charity knitting is really making a difference? As a charity knitter, it can be frustrating to deliver or send a donation to a charity and then a) wonder if it was received, b)...

Crocheting and knitting is a lot of fun. You can make great gifts and products to sell, but did you know you could also make items to donate to charity?

Check out this free knitting pattern from reader Ginny to create a beautiful hat for charity A few years back, I published a post about donating yarn. I confessed that I’ve never donated yarn and that I have no intention of doing so in the near future. I’m sorry to say that this remains true...

A cookbook compiled by the women of Charity United Methodist Church in Virginia Beach, Virginia.

If you’re ready to give back to your community and help improve the lives within it, here are 7 simple ways to be more charitable.

Learn about the ways you can get involved and crochet for charity in this week's episode of the Bhooked Podcast. You'll discover some of the greatest organizations and ways to find some in your area.