Are you a quilter?
Do you want to help but not know how? Would you be willing to make quilts for kids?
We are looking for quilts of various sizes (from Baby to Queen) and in any colors. You do not even need to do more than the tops and if you could supply the backing that would be great! (Our coordinator has a quilting machine for use in this project)
Please contact Kathy Jacobsen, Quilts for Kids Coordinator at (541)-513-8754, or at Redwindvz2@wildblue.net for more details.
We are recruiting experienced LONG TERM, committed
Parents for our toughest kids.
These families will get a higher level of training and support for this difficult, but very important, job.
- Teens without hope for their own future.
- Siblings with difficult issues/challenges.
- Kids who have a hard time in Public school.
- Kids who have not been successful in a large home with many children and might do really well with a more focused opportunity.
- Kids who just do not seem to fit in and need someone to empathize.
- Teens who need help with College/job skills and someone to call after they reach the age of 18.
LIFE BOOKS & SCRAPBOOKING
1675 West 11th Avenue
Eugene, Oregon 97402
We need creative people who will take a child's life story, memories, and events, and record them in words and ways that they can understand. Please come and help make a difference for these kids using a hobby you already love. We make Life Books for children here in Lane County who are being adopted!
Please contact:
Pam Strickland for more information on the life story books or about participating in
this program.
Email Pam or call A Family For Every Child at 1-541-343-2856.
Prom Dresses for Foster Girls
Josephine's Closet is an Oregon non-profit created to collect and distribute gently-used and new prom and other formal dresses to girls in need in Lane County, Oregon. For further information, contact Lisa Christon, lisa.christon@co.lane.or.us , or call 541/682-4702.
Foster Parent Resource Closet: West Eugene Family Center
We have clothes, shoes and various articles for foster kids. You can call the SSAs at the West Eugene Family Center and arrange a time to come by, or just stop by and ask for us at reception.
686-7722, Libby Forsberg x272, Dan Plaster x242 or Twyla Pew x301
Project Linus: Providing Security Through Blankets
Project Linus is a non-profit organization with a two-fold mission. First mission, to provide love, a sense of security, warmth and comfort to children who are seriously ill, traumatized, or otherwise in need through the gifts of new, handmade blankets and afghans, lovingly created by volunteer “blanketeers.” Second, to provide a rewarding and fun service opportunity for interested individuals and groups in local communities, for the benefit of children.
