Knitting for a Cause

Thanks for signing up for the Knitting for a Cause Challenge! Click any of the images below to download our blanket or hat patterns, ranging from Beginner to Intermediate levels. Continue to scroll down to learn more about the best ways to donate your knitted goods, and where to donate them. Be sure to save or bookmark this page to access these resources at any time.


Knitting for a Cause - Blanket Square Pattern PDF PATTERN DOWNLOAD
Blanket Square Pattern (Beginner)
Knitting for a Cause - Full Blanket Pattern PDF PATTERN DOWNLOAD
Full Blanket Pattern (Intermediate)
Knitting for a Cause - Baby Hat Pattern PDF PATTERN DOWNLOAD
Baby Hat Pattern (Intermediate)
Knitting for a Cause - Hat Pattern PDF PATTERN DOWNLOAD
Hat Pattern (Intermediate)

Yarn for these patterns provided by Yarnspirations and Lion Brand.


Where to Donate

Creativity comes from the heart. Oftentimes, for those of us who put love into everything we make, one of the best feelings comes from giving our creations away for someone else to enjoy. There are few things more rewarding than knowing something you made will have a positive impact on someone’s life.

We’ve compiled a handful of amazing organizations that are eager to accept your donations with open arms. Continue reading to find out where you can give the gift of helping someone in need.



Animals

Animal shelters can be notoriously cold and industrial. Mats for Cats collects donations of leftover yarn to turn into soft, comfortable mats for rescued cats across the nation. Contact Mats for Cats via email to see which location needs your excess yarn the most, and simply mail it to the provided address.

The Snuggle Project also aims to improve the rescue shelter experience for both animals and humans. Their cozy, knit “Snuggles” create a warmer, softer environment in shelters and animal rehabilitation centers, significantly calming and reducing stress among hurt or frightened rescue animals.

Bullying

Have some blue yarn lying around? Raise awareness and stand up to bullying with Hat Not Hate, an organization determined to bring to light the bullying problems many adolescents face today. Use your blue yarn to make and donate hats to their cause, and empower students in the fight against bullying.

Children in Need

With donation chapters across the United States, Project Linus provides blankets of all kinds to children in hospitals, homeless shelters, social services agencies, or anywhere a child needs comfort. Similarly, Knit a Square accepts donations of 8” square sections of knit or crochet material, assembling them into full-size blankets to provide to vulnerable children across South Africa.

If you enjoy making finished products like hats, sweaters, or blankets, Knit for Kids also accepts handmade items like these to provide to children throughout Africa, Asia, and Europe wherever the need is greatest.

Cancer Patients & Survivors

The Magic Yarn Project aims to bring joy and comfort to children battling cancer with unique, character-inspired yarn wigs and beanies that are soft and warm for sensitive little scalps. Visit their website to find out how you can get involved by cutting yarn for wigs, creating beanies, or helping in a variety of ways.

Knitted Knockers enlists the help of volunteers to create knitted breast prosthetics to breast cancer survivors who have undergone mastectomies or other medical procedures. Their soft Knitted Knockers can be made to match any size and are completely free to women or groups who request them.

Children & Adults Battling Serious Illness

For intermediate to advanced knitters looking to contribute to a good cause, the Mother Bear Project provides cuddly knitted bears to children affected by HIV/AIDS. You can help by creating your own bear using their pattern or by donating materials like yarn and knitting needles directly to the organization.

Alice’s Embrace is a non-profit organization that creates knit shawls and blankets to individuals suffering from Alzheimer’s disease. Their beautiful handmade items provide a sense of comfort and security to residents in memory care facilities and hospitals.

Veterans & Service Members

Operation Gratitude sends thoughtfully curated care packages to American troops overseas. Their Handmade with Love initiative aims to include handmade items in each care package, providing soldiers with a sense of love and home. Donations of many forms are appreciated, including knitted, crocheted, or sewn pieces, and are often some of the most cherished items received by soldiers.

Warmth for Warriors understands that the comfort of our active duty members makes a huge difference when it comes to their morale and well-being. Their warm, handmade hats and cozy items are sent to service members and veterans both overseas and stateside. You can donate finished pieces as well as extra supplies and yarn.

General

If you’re not sure where to send your donations, Warm Up America! serves a wide variety of charitable organizations, acting as a funnel to provide items where they happen to be needed most. They accept 7” by 9” knit or crochet sections that are assembled into afghans and garments, as well as finished scarves, blankets, and accessories. Check their Current Needs page to see an updated list of organizations currently in need of donations.

There will always be the need for handmade items that provide a sense of security, warmth, and positivity during difficult times. Giving something that has been made from the heart is one of the most rewarding things a person can do. No matter which organization you choose to send your donations to, the love you put into your thoughtful, handmade creations will be sure to send a message of hope to someone who truly needs it.



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254 Responses to “Knitting for a Cause”

  1. Billie Welch

    Thank you. I’ve been wanting to know what to do with my love of knitting and my large stash of yarn. I like to have a goal when I knit, this gives me several.

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  2. Alma de Montenegro

    I have been donating sweters, hats and baby boots for several years for new bor babies in a hospital in Guatemala, it is a blessings to me doing it, besides I enjoy it much. I am very happy to join your group and learn more from you.

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  3. Karen

    I currently knit, crochet, and sew items for Preemies of the Carolinas and Operation Gratitude – in addition to our local animal rescues. I would like to thank you for sharing information on organizations who welcome our handmade items – allowing us to enjoy our needlework and know it will be appreciated.

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  4. Edie Godinez

    I have been donating knitted hats for premature babies, scarves and hats for homeless and underprivileged children and baby blankets to my Church. I am so excited to join your group!!!

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  5. Gail Hammond

    is there a knit for a cause organisation in Australia? I live in Australia

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  6. Suzanne

    Love to knit different things, sweaters , dresses, baby outfits, baby blankets.etc….

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  7. Doris

    I have donated to Operation Gratitude myself as well as gotten some of a knitting group to donate. I have always gotten thanks letters from them as well as good patterns in knit and/or crochet.

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  8. Ronni McNeice

    I made hats for preemie babies. Where can I donate them? I lost the info to donate to a place for them after I made a lot .

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  9. Ronni McNeice

    I crocheted a bunch of hats for premature infants. Do you have a place I can send them?

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  10. Marion J. Frazer

    I have knitted for Operation Gratitude for years,…scarves and hats. Currently knitting fingerless mitts to donate .

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  11. Elise Bohn

    I joined in to see what was available, but the organization I knit for isn’t listed. I want to make Knitted Knockers as breast cancer is a cause near and dear to me. May I still participate?

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  12. stephanie

    I WILL BE GLAD TO HELP I JUST LIKE TO MAKE SURE THEY GO TO A NEEDY PERSON OR PERSONS.. I WILL BE GLAD TO MAKE THE BLANKETS FOR THE DOGS, I DO NOT MAKE SQUARES, I MAKE WHOLE AFGHANS. EITHER SQUARE OR WHOLE.. HATS ALSO A BIG THING FOR ME.. SCARFS FOR CHILDREN. . DO I SEND ITEMS TO ONE PLACE OR ARE THEIR DIFFERENT ORGANIZATIONS FOR EACH ITEM.

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  13. lynn hendershot

    Sorry ,I am in New Zealand or I would make for your causes ,I do knit for Cat rescue and S P C A here ,hope you get good response.

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  14. Donna Baker

    I already knit and crochet fiddle muffs for dementia patients in local rehab centers and cat toys and hats for cats and dogs for local pet rescue group. I am almost caught up for a while, so I would like an outlet for other knitting/crocheting projects that I have lots of yarn for.

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  15. Gita Esther Fisher

    I knit for Knots of Love, but I have yarn that is not acceptable for these hats. Thank you for your suggestions.

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  16. Carol L

    I Have heard of the mother bear project and I would like to make baby blankets afghans beanies and scarves

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  17. Cynthia

    I have been looking for places to donate since I retired and started knitting and crocheting again. Thanks so much.

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  18. Linda Harrelson

    I used to make ace bandages for lepers in Vietnam.it was a blessing and an honor to be a part of something so important

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  19. Jean West

    I want to donate but the shipping costs are too prohibitive. Is there anyway to drop off finished items in the Phoenix area.

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      Hello Jean,

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  20. Mildred

    Would love to do this with my daughter. We knit hats, scarves, & prayer shawls galore. Would love to learn how to do a blanket. Unfortunately, a lot of the patterns are Premium content and we can’t access it. Membership isn’t within our means….

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  21. Carol H

    I am interested in crocheting for a cause as the invitation suggested would be possible. Where are crochet instructions located? Thanks.

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    • Customer Service

      Hello Carol,

      Thank you for contacting us.

      The patterns we provide here are free. Please download any of them, they are located at the top of the webpage. Click on either one to dowload the PDF.

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  22. Stella

    Hi, I am interested in donating to a cause but I live in Singapore and postage to send over to USA may be costly. Any where else you know of in South East Asia that do accept donations?

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    • Customer Service

      Hello Stella,

      Thank you for contacting us. We suggest if you live out of the USA to find a place or places in your country to donate the items that you have made or going to make.

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  23. Rhonda

    I live in Ontario Canada I would love to do this but I notice this is for the states only. I would love to do this Challenge but can I donate my knitting or crocheting to the hospitals or rescued animal rescued places her or Seniors Long term here or do I have to send my stuff to the States to be in this Challenge.

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      Thank you for contacting us. We suggest if you live out of the USA to find a place or places in your country to donate the items that you have made or going to make.

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  24. Marjorie Fiola

    Great idea. Already have a few baby blankets made. Have given away to friends and family for years.

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  25. Sandra Page

    These places to donate are all in the United States do you know of any from Canada to donate to or can we donate to our choice of Canada

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      Hello Sandra,

      Thank you for contacting us. We suggest if you live out of the USA to find places in your country to donate the items that you have made or going to make.

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    • Customer Service

      Hello Ronni,

      Thank you for contacting us. You can always google places that you can donate in your area.

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    • Customer Service

      Hello Mary,

      Thank you for contacting us. That is a great idea, We suggest if you live out of the USA to find a place in your country to donate the items that you have made or going to make.

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  26. Penny

    I have a lot of yarn and think this is a good idea. I’m still not sure where I will donate.

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  27. JONNELL BURGESS

    Getting older will like to donate knit crochet items …a craft I will never stop

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  28. Andrea

    I’m pleased to be involved with this Fantastic Group. One gets such joy from helping others with gifts made of kindness and love.

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  29. Carol

    Have knitted Knockers for friends & have 2 cats so will enjoy knitting Mats for Cats & I like the knit a square to use up my leftover project yarns.

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  30. Carol Kurtz

    I work mostly with Project Linus but want to do some knitting for awhile. Just turned in 25 Christmas Quilts to them.

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  31. Sandra Hazeltine

    It would be great to have some Canadian charities who are looking for donations. I know the Canadian address for Knitted Knockers but are there other Canadian organizations looking for donations?

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    • Customer Service

      Hello Sandra,

      Thank you for contacting us. That is a great idea, We suggest if you live out of the USA to find places in your country to donate the items that you have made or going to make.

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      • Seanagh

        I would suggest, after reading many of the comments, that you should volunteer yourselves as a point of receipt for people who know of organizations in countries, other than the US, where people can send their items. We receive your emails in our inboxes at what feels like an almost daily rate. i think it mould be a wonderful philanthropic move on the part of your organization. Good start to publish the patterns for free. If you just asked people to submit name and contact Information for countries like Canada and Australia (those two seemed to come up in the comments), put a list together, and let us who live outside the US access the list … not a huge job.

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  32. kristen folse

    I have a volunteer group that meets in Mandeville, LA. We are crocheters. Could you send the patterns for crocheters.

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  33. shirley hamilton

    I have knitted items which don’t fit the above categories and would like to donate them. They could be sold to give a charity money. Is there a place I could donate them? Also, if I want to give away my yarn/needles/other knitting items, do you know of a play to give it to? I will pay shipping.

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    • Customer Service

      Hello Shirley,

      Thank you for contacting us. We suggest if you live out of the USA to find a place in your country to donate the items that you have made or going to make.

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  34. Guadalupe Nypaver

    More patterns would be helpful such as booties, baby blankets, afghans, etc. 3 patterns on this posting is not enough

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      Hello Guadalupe,

      Thank you for your feedback. I have forwarded your comment to the proper department. We value your opinion, and it will help with the development of our online streaming community. We will continue to listen and work hard for your complete satisfaction.

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  35. Diana Hirsch

    I will be delighted to participate. AND another cause for animals you might consider adding is COMFORT FOR CRITTERS. They distribute small blankets to shelters for cats and dogs. The blankets can be knit, crocheted, or sewn.

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  36. Joe

    I’m looking forward to jump starting my enthusiasm for knitting again, it’s been lacking of late. Thank you

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  37. Vikki

    I’m so excited to join this cause. I’m going to be making knitted knockers for Cancer survivors, and warm hats for Veterans – both groups are near and dear to my heart – Thank you, Jen and crew!

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  38. Bernadette

    We have a prayer shawl ministry at Church for adults going through challenging life events, also chemo caps for the local hospital, and hats and mittens for community needs – elementary schools and food pantry are good outlets. You do not have to venture far from home or use the internet to find needs.

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  39. Susan Smith

    Adriana, your post intrigues me as I do have left over yarn. What do you use the squares for?

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      Hello Robyn,

      Thank you for contacting us. We don’t have any locations known where you can donate in your country. I would suggest looking online to locate places in your country where you can donate to.

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  40. Mahasin

    I would love to crochet and I know the basic Knitting for The magic yarn project, Knitted Knockers , Hat Not Hate and Premature Babies or Any cause.

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  41. Edith

    I will donate my work to our small local mental health hospital. A gift makes everything and everyone feel better!

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  42. Michelle

    I taught myself to knit when things grew quiet in 2020. I am still quite the novice but would love to contribute to “Knitting for a Cause”

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  43. Frances

    I love to knit and crochet but rate my work beginner to medium in both. Let me know if I can help.

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  44. Tammy

    I like to knit and crochet make homemade stuff for Christmas always looking for new ideas too

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  45. Sharlee Steiner

    I will try but haven’t knitted in years, I just need something easy, thank you.

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  46. Jeanette

    I have been knitting for 60 years. My husband was at Seattle Cancer Care a few years ago and I knitted quite a few Chemo hats, saw there was a need.

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  47. Diana Wagner

    I’ve been knitting baby hats for charity and knitting shawls for Hospice for a few years now. I’ve moved and need a charity near me to give these items to. Need help finding them.

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  48. Gayle

    I knit knockers already and have contributed about 200 knockers. Fun and fast to do. Looking forward to doing other items. Great cause.

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  49. Linda Harrelson

    Once before, I knitted ace bandages for lepers.ill do whatever is most necessary. I also crochet prayer shapes

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    • Customer Service

      Hello Julia,

      Thank you for contacting us. You don’t have to pay to join Knitting for a Cause or to access the patterns. You can click on what pattern you would like and download the PDF.

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    • Gladys J Haigler

      So greatful to find this Organization…
      I have yarn, needles & hooks,time & most of all..the desire to help anyone or animal
      !!!

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  50. Karen Johnson

    Looking forward to downloading patterns and donating to causes in the U.S. I love to knit and sew!

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  51. Nita

    Hello. Thank you so much for the patterns. I have been knitting this year for a cause in Mexico City. Scarves for sick kids. I have made about 50 but always am willling to try new stiches. Thanks a lot. I will be sending them in November so they are delivered in Christmas or New Year.
    Have a good day

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  52. Donnd

    I can’t wait to get started on projects for several of the suggested groups. . Planning to get a group together as soon as possible to meet twice a month.

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  53. Sharon Hosking

    I knitt & crochet for children with cancer in SA, known as CHOC, also for the Aids and prem babies in SA

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  54. Elizabeth Benesch

    I have been searching for a cause to knit or crochet needed items. I am happy to donate.

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  55. Coraline Anderson

    What organisations in Melbourne, Vic, Australia will accept my donations? Thanks Coraline

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  56. Cindy Robertson

    I would like to help in your cause. but I crochet instead of knit would that be okay.

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  57. Carolann Kania

    I am an avid crochet person….what is needed ? where to send like baby blankets and women’s sweaters …

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  58. Patricia Pagni

    I knit for our church. We make prayer shawls, scarves for the youngsters, scarves for the homeless, and blankets for the babies and for the elderly in the congregation. We get together on Sunday afternoons to knit and enjoy each other’s company. We also are happy when we can teach someone new to knit.

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  59. Kathryn

    I knit hats, mittens and scarves when my local food pantry has their winter coat drive.

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  60. Ruth Ann Hogan

    I have plenty of odds and ends of yarn that I would love to use up for a good cause! RuthAnn

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  61. Linda Reilly

    Haven’t knitted in years. Used to knit hats for cancer kids. Maybe I’ll start up again this winter. Love to knit for others.

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  62. shareon massena

    Looking at the donation places, these seem to need synthetics so easily cleaned.

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  63. Sharon Hall

    I would love to knit for this cause. Have been looking for a service project to help others.

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  64. Cindy Diamond

    I love knitting. I would love to get patterns for blankets for kids or adults in need. I think this is such a great idea.

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  65. Daniellesuzie

    Nanny started to teach me with small squares that turned into long two-toned coloured scarfs for the footy fans that you sew 3 0r 4 Clear Press Studs centred in the middle to snap it into a two-in-one Head Wrap-Beanie Scarf for the long matches when it the cold weather turns to rain too. Then add some Tassles to the bottom from the remaining Yarn as isn’t enough leftover for a 2nd Scarf cum Hat, 2in1. Best of both worlds on a windy cold day as keeps hair or lack off completely tamed. Knitting for a Cause is awesome – Go Team! Yeh! Which league and what country? Olympics? Commonwealth Games? School Sports or your local YMCA?

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  66. Karen Warloe

    I recently relocated out of California. Before I left I donated close to 50 baby car seat blankets, lap blankets, veteran wheelchair blankets and baby blankets to my quilt guild who has ties with various organizations.

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  67. Elizabeth A Reid

    I wish to join and continue to donate to The Gabriel Project. A support group for mother’s who choose to give birth rather than abortion.

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  68. Mary O

    I have been donating to our local battered women’s shelter. Women arrive with little more than the clothes on their acks, often with children in tow. It takes a little doing to make contact; shelters often fear the arrival of disgruntled men. But the rewards are great.

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  69. JOANNA bayles

    I knit for a charity group, we work through Police stations who support community needs. They tell us what they need and we divide it up amongst us. I am a true beginner….so not always easy to make everything on flat needles and simple items. Refuges, schools, itinerant, single baby needs….etc patterns would be so welcome for me. Thanks. Oh, I live in Quebec so things need to be warm…..thanks.

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  70. Gail Dochin

    Between mom and I we have a lot of left over yarn. I thought Granny Square afghans would make good gifts.

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  71. Doris Shultz

    A lady and I have listed ourselves on the Knitted Knockers website that we will knit Knockers for the Western suburbs of Chicago and keeping Elmhurst Hospitals Cancer Center Patient Coordinator with Knockers for their patients.

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  72. Brenda

    Already donating to many charities including Operation Gratitude and Seamens institute Christmas at sea

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  73. Sunny

    You should add Knitting the Rainbow. They help teenagers and young adults at risk in New York City in the LBGTQ community.

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  74. Charlotte Namba

    I would like to receive your free patterns and make some of the simple pieces to give to animal shelters and to those in need in Africa.

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  75. Gladys J Haigler

    So grateful to become a partner in these organizations..
    I have Time & YARN !!!!!–Making hats is my favorite…

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  76. Barbara Young

    I am an intermediate level knitter but, I need to be able to see how certain stitches are made..eg
    Yarn over, knit in front and back.

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      Hello Barbara,

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      The patterns we provide here are free. Please download any of them and see if they are what your looking for.

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  77. Avalyn Bear

    Knit & donate chemo hats thru Michigan Head Huggers. Always looking for new patterns!

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  78. Laura J Miller

    Thank you for sending this email out! I am currently knitting a scarf for Backpacks4You along with making some fleece no-sew scarves. Recently I feel the need to do something for others using what I have around the house (yes, I have a HUGE yarn stash).

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    • Customer Service

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      • Christina

        You did not answer the question! Kindly state that the knitting circle only supports causes in the USA. We Canadians must resource our own charities.

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        • Customer Service

          Hello Christina,

          Thank you for contacting us. We don’t have any locations known where you can donate in your country. I would suggest looking online to locate places in your country where you can donate to.

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  79. Louise Vance

    I’m interested in charities that appreciate wool items, blends and natural fibers.

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  80. Cindy Bast

    I’m a cancer survivor 2 times. I make baby hats for premies and other children at Iowa City,Iowa

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  81. Maria Moreno

    I would love to have free patterns for hats and scarfs to send to Peru, South America.

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    • Edna Heimerman

      I made over 45 fleece hats before I moved. Would there be a need in Peru? I’m in a very warm climate now so I probably would not have any luck selling them at a craft show.

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  82. Lorraine Mufford

    checking on I am so pleased to find a group for donations. Do you accept from Canada or have an affiliate here?

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    • Customer Service

      Hi Lorraine!

      Great question! The ‘Ask an Expert’ section is currently for members of our online community. By becoming a member, you will have access to our expert’s knowledge. With your membership you will also receive discounts on products and hundreds of hours of Premium content.

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      • Ann

        Your reply does not answer Lorraine’s question at all. What organizations in Canada accept these donations, do those you list accept donations from Canada or are you only US focused? If this is only for US knitters, this should be clearly stated.

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        • Customer Service

          Hi Ann,

          Our company is based out of the United States and these organizations are in the US as well. This is just a compiled list of outside organizations, we do not collect those donations. I am sure there are organizations accepting donations in countries all over the world. We haven’t personally looked into those but a quick internet search for knitted donations in your country will provide several results.

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          • Christina

            You advertise in Canada as aggressively as in the USA. You have Canadian members. If your promotions are not applicable to ALL your “valuable” members, please state that at the beginning of your plea for donations.

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          • Customer Service

            Hello Christina,

            Thank you for your feedback. I have forwarded your comment to the proper department. We value your opinion, and it will help with the development of our online streaming community. We will continue to listen and work hard for your complete satisfaction.

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    • Heidi

      Hat Not Hate takes Blue hats from anywhere. Go to HatNotHate.org for all the information. Hope this helps.

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