If you love knitting, then knitting for charity is a bonus.
Your cocheting and knitting for charity will make a difference to some of the many millions of children who are AIDS orphans in Africa and who lack love, shelter, food, education and warmth. Many wonderful children's charities are working hard to provide the first four, you can help provide the last. Knit or crochet and send just one square (or more) and it will join thousands of other squares from around the world to be joined into blankets for these children,
20 squares makes a toddler blanket 28 squares makes a child blanket 35 squares makes a teen blanket That averages out at 23.75 squares per blanket Knit-a-square.com's goal: 10 000 children and baby blankets in 2009, so we need 237,000 squares. Your charity knitting and crocheting will contribute to keeping one of Here are easy instructions for knitting and crocheting your square. And importantly, the postal instructions for sending your squares safely. Keeping a child with HIV AIDS warm is important
Keeping a child warm does make a difference. We all understand how awful it is to be cold, but many of us have not experienced the misery of being cold all night, every night, hungry, and perhaps very sick as well. Hundreds of thousands of children in the world suffer this plight. As HIV AIDS is an auto immune disease, keeping warm affects these children's ability to stay well. We have started this crochet and knitting for charity project with the Soweto Comfort Club in South Africa. They have also introduced us to Hotel Hope, a children's charity, who aim to provide homes for children whose parents have died of HIV AIDS and who may suffer from it themselves. So please take part in this simple crochet and knitting project and send a square (or more) to help make blankets for these children. Square Circle ezine aims to bring you stories of the children you are helping to keep warm and of you, the square knitters and crocheters of the world. Why not start your own Square Circle group too and let us know how many squares you have knitted or crocheted. We can tell your story in the next edition of the Square Circle ezine.
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