Church Office Professionals made Project Linus Blankets at their last conference, and then donated the blankets to Here Now Ministries In Hyannis, MA. What a great project, and a great idea for a team bonding event!Fall 2024 – Each year folks from Harvard Chan School of Public Health make gorgeous fleece blankets for Project Linus. This year helped distribute blankets as part of a Day of Service at Bridge Over Troubled Waters – amazing nonprofit agency in Boston whose focus is on supporting teen and young adults who need a place to stay and also life skills guidance and job training.8th Annual Wakefield Scouts & their Community Day (March 2024)
A local software company made fleece no sew blankets as part of a team building workshop. All of these blankets combined with hundreds of others and sent to Ukranian refugees in Poland. Thank you, Katie for the coordination and pictures!
Longtime blanketeers Jim & Susan Shumaker, recently delivered 20 expertly made blankets to the School on Wheels in Bridgewater where the blankets will be added to backpacks of homeless children returning to school. (Summer 2021)
JoAnn Fabrics in Middleton donated materials to Beverly’s Boy Scout Pack 4 who lovingly assembled many blankets. They were brought to the Salvation Army in Newburyport as part of gift brackets for the 90 children they serve this holiday. Thank you, JoAnns, Pack 4, and volunteer Laura for coordinating such a collaboration! (Winter 2021)Jim is the blanketeer/sewer in this family, his wife Susan buys the fabric and helps deliver the blankets. Here they are getting ready to deliver 12 blankets for children devastated by floods in Houston. Next week they will deliver 10 along with sleepers they always purchase to the DCF office in Weymouth, especially for foster children who are often sent to new homes with very few possessions! Our volunteers are wonderful!Elizabeth (center) and friends collected blankets and supplies for disaster relief for the island of St. Vincent, which has suffered from effects of volcanic eruptions and COVID-19. Elizabeth is from Dominica which suffered greatly because of monumental hurricanes 2 years ago. The residents of each island have pledged to help each other and Project Linus is honored to help them both!
