2☘25 March Newsletter

Wow! February may have been a short month, but it was certainly a busy one! We received an incredible 314 blankets this month, which might just be a chapter record! Be sure to check out photos of some of the donations at the end of the blog - they're truly amazing. A huge thank you to all the dedicated blanketeers who continue to support us. In this month's newsletter, we have both some bad news and some good news. Keep reading to see what's happening!

See how many shamrocks can you spot throughout the newsletter... (the answer is at the end!) 🌈☘

Karen & Millie

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Update on JoAnn Fabrics

 ***Due to the closing of JoAnn Fabrics stores WE WILL NO LONGER BE PICKING UP BLANKETS FROM THE SALT LAKE CITY & TAYLORSVILLE STORES EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY***

Please use the drop off location listed on our "Drop Off Locations" tab.  If we are able to establish new drop off locations, we will post them as soon as possible.  

In the meantime, if you have a donation or our drop off location isn't convenient, please email our chapter at slcprojectlinus@gmail.com or call/text Karen Heaton, 801-573-5271, and we can make other arrangements. 

2025 February Newsletter

💘February may be the shortest month of the year, but it's shaping up to be a busy one for us!  

A short month hence a short newsletter...in this month's newsletter, learn about fundraising efforts, highlights from January's Sew Saturday, an update on the state of Joann, and pictures of some of the blankets received in January.

Karen & Millie

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2025 January Newsletter

Happy New Year!  We are looking forward to a great new year.  In this month's newsletter, you can learn about our achievements over the past year, our goals for the upcoming year, another behind the scenes look at how we operate, fundraising, a thank you note and pictures of blankets donated last month.

Karen & Millie

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