Showing posts with label Hearts Knit Together. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hearts Knit Together. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 23, 2019

Those who have sought and found how to Serve - October 2019

“I don't know what your destiny will be,
 but one thing I know: 
the only ones among you who will be really happy
 are those who have sought and found how to serve.” 
~ Albert Schweitzer

Our October We CAN meeting was held Monday, October 7th at Ardis' home.
Attending were Carolyn, Barbara and Ardis.

We spent the morning designing 24 journal covers.  These journals are delivered to Hearts Knit Together, where they are included in kits which include hygiene items, toys, games, puzzles, clothing and stuffed animals.  The kits are distributed to Domestic Violence Shelters, victim support centers and refugee organizations to children and adults across the state of Utah.  The mission of  Hearts Knit Together is to "offer joy and order in the lives of those in our communities who need it the most.", 



We receoved photos of children wearing some of the scarves we knitted and crocheted.  

It is a delight to see these beautiful children. wearing the bright, colorful scarves. 
 We hope they feel the love and care, that each scarf has been made especially for that child.    


















Tuesday, January 20, 2015

Serving with Hearts Knit Together

" A life is not important except for 
the impact it has on other lives." 
~ Jackie Robinson
Darlene, Carol, Patti, Vila and Carolyn
 Our Humanitarian Service meeting was held Monday, January 5th at Carolyn's home.  We made Journals for  Hearts Knit Together (This non-profit organization helps abused women and children have a safe place to stay) and colored Alphabet Books for the Humanitarian Center in American Fork.  Attending: Darlene, Carol, Patti, Vila, Carolyn, Kathy and Sandy.



We also collected full size bottles of matching shampoo & conditioner and lotion for Hearts Knit Together.  

    Inline image

Our next meeting will be held on Feb 2nd at Carol's home.