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Our Commitment to Community Service
Our chapter like a lot of other chapters nationwide are committed to helping in our community. We take seriously the idea that many hands can make light work.
We sew clothing and other items to give to organizations that help those less fortunate than ourselves. We have lots of fun and it’s such a joy to sew for others.
To learn more about the agencies that we donate too, just click on the photos for links to the agency listed.
 The table displays many items that we make for charity. Includes Ouch Pouch for mastectomy patients, children's clothing, fidget blankets & quilts. |  2022 project of Fidget blankets which are given to local Memory Care facilities for those with dementia. |  A thank you from Grateful Garment. Our members make a variety of items for this wonderful charity. |
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 We enjoy sewing items for Charity! |  Children's clothing for City Team & Family Supportive Housing. City Team needs clothing for all ages. |  16 Dolls that were sewn at our Community Sew day 2023. More are being finished up at home. Hint if you want to sew one up the 24 inch size is easier! |
 One of our members helped to design these baby smocks which are used in the NICU at Natividad Hospital in Salinas, The nurses take the pictures of the babies to send to the parents so they don't see all the tubes. |  Our Chapter sewed and donated over 11,600 masks to front line workers, farmworkers, & others. These 2 were among our top sewers! |  Community Sew Day - February 2023. We sewed "Dolls" for Family Supportive Housing and other charities that have a need to give a doll for a child to love. |
 Grateful Garment, Family Supportive Housing & St Francis retreat asked us to make quilts. Twin size & Lap Quilt (30" x 40" or 50" x 60") are appreciated. |  National ASG project for 2022 is for members to make various items for babies. The link will take you to the Resource page and members can download the Instructions. |  Cubies are "chairs" for children to sit on & stuffed with sewing scraps. They are given to schools, day cares or any place where a child needs its own chair. A Sew for Love project. |
 We knitted or crocheted a box full of 7 x 9 inch squares |
Community project patterns & other resources. Click on the item below to download the item
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Cubie
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Ouch Pouch
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Family Supportive Housing Ongoing needs
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Baby Smocks: Instructions & Pattern
If you want to be making any items for community service. Please check with the Community Service Coordinator for current requests from the charity. Some organizations do have seasonal and special requests.
Contact Community Service Coordinator here.
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