Monday, December 19, 2011

Holy Needles Celebrates Christmas and Giving

Gratitude... that's what is in the hearts of those who receive the thousands of items created by members of Holy Needles.  Gratitude is also in the hearts of those who are Holy Needles members.  We are all grateful to be able to create items for those in need.  Thank you to all who support Holy Needles in any way.  We especially thank those who support us by making it possible to supply all the yarn, fleece, hooks, needles, and fabric needed to create beanies, booties, blankets, scarves, hats, dishcloths, and whatever else we are called to create as a response to a need.  God bless each and every one of you.


Here's some pics from the Holy Needles December fellowship gathering... thanks for sharing in the fun!















Thursday, December 8, 2011

745 Newborn Items Delivered December 8, 2011

464 newborn items were delivered to Northwest Medical Center: 166 blankets, 237 beanies, 61 sets booties.
El Rio Birthing Center received 21 beanies. 
Crisis Pregnancy Center received 30 blankets, 30 beanies, and 50 sets of booties. 
University of Arizona Medical Center received 150 beanies.


photos from the Women's Center 
@ Northwest Medical Center, Tucson:



































photos from UAMC... U of A Medical Center:






photos from CPC delivery:








Sunday, December 4, 2011

185 Items Created for Children in Mexico & for Samaritans Purse

Holy Needles members created 165 items (149 scarves & 16 hats) for children, the poorest of the poor, in La Mesa, Mexico.  They also created another 20 scarves for Samaritan's Purse (sent wherever they are needed, USA or elsewhere).  




Thursday, December 1, 2011

Fundraising... 'No Excuses' Fellowship Group @ Casas Held a Fundraiser for Holy Needles November 2011


A HUGE Thank you! to members of 'No Excuses'!!!  Donated were numerous skeins of yarn, and hundreds of dollars to purchase fleece fabric to create blankets for children who are receiving chemotherapy treatments through University of Arizona Medical Center.