Quilts were donated by the Guild in 2010 to the following institutions and individuals: Safe Harbor CSI Refugees St. Luke's (cancer/NICU/PEDS Cedar Draw Assisted Living CASA Women's Shelter Victory House East End Providers St. Luke's Foundation-Auction Valley House-Auction 5th District Court Family of flood victims Jubilee House-Auction Primary Children's Med. Center River Ridge Facility

 

Quilts of Valor are quilts made for wounded soldiers all over the world.  People get together the first Wednesday of each month at Stitchin' Time in Twin Falls and sew on the quilts. All people need to bring are fabrics and notions needed for the project.   People can make their own quilt or fabric has been  donated that can be made up into a quilt.  The minimum size for the quilts is 50 x 60 and no larger than a twin size.  They need to be made out of good quality cotton--no denim, polyester or rag quilts.  When a few quilts are ready, the coordinator is contacted and she tells us what hospital or VA rehab center to send them to.  So far, over 40 quilts have been mailed.  This is all on a donation basis.  Anyone can come sew, donate fabric or money to help defray expenses.   Making quilts for these wounded soldiers is the least we can do for what they have done for us and our country!  If you have any questions, please call Naomi, at 423-5758 or Stitchin' Time at 735-4094.