February 2017 Newsletter
This is the month to celebrate love. Our Linus blanket gifts of love will continue
to go out to children in need because of each of you. You are the caring volunteers, who contribute,
and create beautiful handwork for the happiness of those little ones who need
some love.
Thanks comes in many forms – here is one from Toy:
Teaching children to volunteer and help those less fortunate
than themselves has been the goal of Highland Park Elementary teacher Peter Lingen. His forth grade students love to make
blankets and they also raised cash to contribute to Project Linus. Thanks kids for your support and help.
Again this year Congregation Kol Ami made blankets for
Project Linus. They are becoming experts
in the process of fringe loop fleece blanket making. Thanks to Nicole Fenwick who coordinates the
project at the Synagogue on volunteer service day. She has discovered that she can have children
help. Even if they can’t use the
scissors safely, their little fingers can pull fringe thru holes nicely.
Our Chapter is achieving its goals and all of you are to be
thanked whether you sew, cut, shop, deliver, label, package, donate, etc – each
job is necessary and appreciated. Thanks to all volunteers.
See you on blanket making day – February 6
th, 10:00 – 2:00 at Our Saviours Lutheran Church
2500 East 3900 South.
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