In the aftermath of September 11, 2001, my friend Pamela and I founded United We Quilt to recruit volunteer quilters to make memory quilts for families who lost loved ones in the attacks that day.
Overtime 500 generous quilters were recruited from all over the U.S. and from several other countries. They were matched to families who requested a quilt to be made from clothing and/or photos of their loved one. More than 500 families were gifted with personalized memory quilts made with love. Here is a photo of such a memory quilt.
Overtime 500 generous quilters were recruited from all over the U.S. and from several other countries. They were matched to families who requested a quilt to be made from clothing and/or photos of their loved one. More than 500 families were gifted with personalized memory quilts made with love. Here is a photo of such a memory quilt.
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- Posted by janeclarkjackson
- Sep 9, 2019
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Readers Comments
petroskryf wrote: This is such a beautiful initiative. Thank you for sharing. 💞🧚ðŸ»â€â™€ï¸
dhivyashana wrote: Thank you for doing this.
DANCE wrote: such beautiful kindness!!!!
janfour wrote: such a wonderful thing
pluto178 wrote: Incredible x
Rajni wrote: A true selfless doing a wonderful job,
service, This project will help many donate their talents. You are
service, This project will help many donate their talents. You are
mindyjourney wrote: Thank you for creating such beautiful memories for those left behind to hold onto ðŸ™.
Mish wrote: Brilliant!! Bless you all. â¤ï¸
Ode2Joy wrote: Beautiful! My sisters quilt and i know it is a gift of love because of all the work that goes into creating a quilt! Thank you!
Barbara M Duncan wrote: What a seriously beautiful tribute and gift. Thank you for reaching out and sharing.
