Some comfort quilts with kids that I have spotted that I have made and donated to
Wrap-A-Smile is a partner of Rotaplast International, Inc. "Rotaplast International, Inc. is committed to helping children and families worldwide by eliminating the burden of cleft lip and/or palate, burn scarring, and other deformities. Working with local professionals, Rotarians, and other organizations, Rotaplast sends multidisciplinary medical teams to provide free reconstructive surgery, ancillary treatment, and training for the comprehensive care of these children." Wrap-A-Smile provides each child undergoing surgery with a quilt.
Quilts Beyond Borders has several different initiatives both foreign and domestic that provides children with quilts.
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The one on the left ended up...
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...with a young girl in Medallin, Columbia.
This little one in Arusha, Tanzania...
...now owns this quilt.
This crumb Bear Paw quilt...
...went to a little girl in an orphanage in Ethiopia.
Other children in the orphanage with their quilts.
A girl in Cumana, Venezuela...
...is covered with this quilt.
In Myanmar (formerly Burma) a quilt covers a little one in surgery...
...and after surgery.
I caught enough glimpses of this quilt to know...
...it was this one I made.
The child second from left at New Hope orphanage in Uganda owns a quilt I made.
Crumb Stars.
This is so heartwarming
ReplyDeleteHow satisfying to see all of your love being spread around the world. I love that you have photos of where your quilts have ended up. God bless you Cathy - You are a true treasure.
ReplyDeleteThis is just so wonderful. I always love looking at your quilts, now I can visualize them going from clothesline to a wrapping a child with love.
ReplyDeleteLOVE IT! how fun to "stalk" the page, and find your quilts! i recently went to india, and was able to give some of my quilts to a few families in a local villiage; i'll share pictures soon... happy piecing!
ReplyDeleteI love that you put this page together - it speaks volumes both for the goodness of your heart and the goodness of donated quilts in the lives of those who receive them.
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