Support knit-a-square's charity projectsSupport knit-a-square's crochet and knitting for charity project. We are making a difference in the lives of many hundreds of abandoned babies and orphaned children because of your efforts.
From eight to eighty, you have taken up needles, hooks and yarn in the cause. Your crochet and knitting gifts warm the children and send them a message that they are cared for from afar. 8 July, 2009 - this little girl was outside Little Zeverfontein Creche, Johannesburg. It was 12°C (53°F ) at midday and 4°C (39°F) that night. This little girl, with her warm hat, is one of many hundreds of children now snugly wrapped in a blanket made by squares sent by you and joined by the volunteers of Soweto Comfort Club. 
We are currently manned entirely by volunteers with no funding from any quarter. We need your help to build on this fellowship and to ensure that we knit and crochet together into the future for the benefit of our orphaned children and babies As a children's charity, knit-a-square has two goals: 1. To make these children warm 2. To raise awareness of this mostly hidden tragedy You can donate here through PAYPAL and by doing so you make it possible for us all to keep striving toward these goals. Not only to make abandoned babies and orphaned children warm, but to bring the plight of the children to the attention of whoever you tell or ask to join with you in our crochet and knitting project. Your donations will also help toward refunding Ronda for customs duties paid, and in time make it possible to extend our help to micro projects such as replacing the inadequate toilet facilities at Zeverfontein Creche. Thank you for your generosity, care, concern and for the crochet and knitting gifts you send to the children. Please subscribe to Square Circle ezine for stories of your generosity, the children and their blankets. You can also spread the word about knit-a-square and its goals using the brochures, posters, press release and other ideas featured on the spread the word page. Thank you. You can also support knit-a-square by purchasing Heritage Blanket, a knitting pattern book which guides you, step by step to make a magnificent 96 block heirloom blanket. |
Your generous and uplifting response to the knit-a-square goal to keep these children warm, both recognises the accessibility of our crochet and knitting project and the fact that every stitch makes a difference. 
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February–April 2011 Challenge: Warm and comfort busloads of children.
35 children, 35 blankets, 35 squares per blanket. How many busloads can we comfort and warm?
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Heritage Blanket uses easy knitting patterns and the wonderful array of yarns available today to take you on a creative knitting adventure.
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WELCOME METHODIST LADIES COLLEGE COMMUNITY! Thank you for your willingness to contribute to our knit-a-square project.
Here to is the KasCare's School Guide to knit-a-square. We would love you to join our friendly KasCommunity and our Facebook group to help warm the millions of vulnerable, orphaned or abandoned children.
For stories of the children and the work we do for them, you can subscribe to here to our free ezine, Square Circle.
We are also very grateful for your consideration of a small monthly donation to help us continue to do this vital work. Thank you.