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The mission of the Capital Quilters Guild is to encourage and promote the art of quilting 
through education and fellowship, while giving back to our community.
P.O. Box 192  -  Concord, NH  -  03302-0192

PILLOWCASES

Here's the latest on the guild pillowcases. Over the years 100's of pillowcases have been delivered to the pediatric unit at Concord Hospital. They were pleased to increase their supply. On our summer sit and sew, Joyce Lemay and I completed 8 cases. Also, I have 6 cases for a nursing home. When we meet in September, I will have kits ready for anyone who would like to make a pillowcase. You can also use your own fabric  We're happy to receive your donations. They are for a very worthy cause.

Mary 

We also make placemats for Meals on Wheels, here are just a few samples.  We do enjoy bringing a little sunshine into these folks lives.  We have supplied 100's over the years
The holiday time is stressful for individuals as well as families.  We have supplied McKenna House with stocking for children and backpacks for teens and adults. These are filled not only with necessities but fun things too.  
To give to others is a blessing not only for those receiving but also those of us that are so willing to give material, time and gifts to others.

Today Dutchy and I delivered items to five locations. While at the NH Veterans Home, we met with Valerie and Patty. We showed them what we brought. Valerie asked, and we consented, to have her take a picture of us with some of the quilts and pillowcases. She wanted to post the picture on their website. Everyone today was so appreciative of the donations.

It not only blesses their hearts to receive this gifts from the guild but it also blesses all of our hearts who give.

With heart filled thanks,
Roxanne and Dutchy  
This a donated wheelchair quilt that was made by Leslie!  
We are also making Fidget quilts for patients with Dementia and Alsheimer's. The nursing homes love to give them out to the patients.  It gives them something to do with their hands.  From large buttons, zippers and things that dangle.  
Our Community Page - Giving back to those in need, you do make a difference by touching someone.
Update as of March 2024

BACKPACKS
The guild has received a very special thank you from the McKenna House for the backpacks we made, filled
and donated at Christmas time. The residents wrote personnel notes to thank us for the backpacks and the items
we placed inside the backpacks. We also received a very gracious thank note from the shelter director. I will
bring the card and letter to our next meeting. Please take a minute to read the lovely and gracious notes written
within. Ladies, thank you for a job well done. You are all very special people. I have the thank cards to prove
it. Donna   

COMMUNITY QUILTS
Hello Everyone! Since January 1st I’ve collected four Community quilts and one fidget square from guild
members. I’m anticipating more beautiful donations at our meetings this spring. I will bring more material in
March, some of which are solids, as well as some more batting for those who sew Community Quilts.
Happy Quilting!
Roxanne.

PLACEMATS
Spring is just around the corner - a great time to use up floral scraps and bright colors to make festive placemats
for the people who receive Meals on Wheels. Think how much it will brighten their day! And thank you in
advance.
Julia Miller,