“Though my work may be menial,
though my contribution may be small,
I can perform it with dignity and offer it with unselfishness.
My talents may not be great,
but I can use them to bless the lives of others....
The goodness of the world in which we live is the accumulated goodness of many small
and seemingly inconsequential acts.”
~Gordon B. Hinckley
January ~ We collected eyeglasses for third world countries and items for activity grab bags for pediatric patients at Utah Valley Hospital and began working on Sugar Buddy dolls for children who are in the hospital.
February-this month we collected items to fill purses for homeless women (scarf, gloves, ear warmer headbands, socks, chapstick, fruit snacks, hand warmers, hats, lotion, body powder, hand sanitizer and brushes.) These were delivered to the Road Home Shelter in Salt Lake. We also made homemade Valentines for nursing homes in Payson and Elk Ridge.
March- We collected and filled Easter Candy for treat bags for United Way Food Bank for underprivileged children whose parents are taking the "Circles" course to learn skills needed to enhance their home and family life. We also stuffed the Buddy dolls for UVRMC pediatric units, and covered journals for Hearts Knit Together.
April-We collected and assembled items for 20 Birthday Bags for the Food Bank. We also covered another 39 journals for Hearts Knit Together so we delivered 50 total the the Women's Shelter,
May ~ This month we collected items for Refugee Kits (towels, shaving cream, razors, toothpaste, and cleanser). We also began working on ornaments for our Festival of Trees tree.
September~We collected money to purchase our Christmas tree for the Festival of Trees and worked on ABC/123 books for the American Fork Humanitarian Center.
October~We collected and put together Christmas socks for soldiers, finished ABC/123 books and tied baby blankets for the Utah County Health Department home visit program for at risk babies. We also worked on shape toys for the American Fork Humanitarian Center and finished the "Friends" pillow for the Festival of Trees.
November~ We collected supplies for and put together 21 sewing kits for the Refugee Action Network (scissors, safety pins, straight pins, buttons, thread, tape measure, hand sewing needles). We also put Snowman tags on water bottles for the Festival Trees Shoppe, made shape ornaments for the American Fork Humanitarian Center and finished making our ornaments for the Festival of Trees tree.
December ~ We set up our tree for the Festival of Trees. Our Raggedy Ann and Andy tree sold for $450.00 and our water bottles with Snowman tags sold for $160.00 so we raised $610.00 for Primary Childrens' Hospital. 
It's been a great year, ladies! Thank you for all the good you do!
