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Tabitha's Peaceful Piece Makers

Tabitha's Peaceful Piece Makers was created to respond to the needs of the children of the Sunshine Center for Street Kids, Kiev, Ukraine. The First Presbyterian Church of Ellensburg has supported the Sunshine Center for several years, but in November 2008 we decided to give each child something of lasting value that would be uniquely theirs -- a handmade quilt, made by our own quilt-making sewing group. In March, 2009, 34 quilts were blessed by our congregation and sent to Kiev. This was only the beginning of Tabitha's quilt-making mission. By mid-2010, Tabitha’s quilts had been been donated to:

Smile House – Ukraine

www.smilealliance.org/category/smile-house/

Sunshine House – Ukraine (34 quilts)

www.sunshine-kiev.org

Apparent Project – Haiti (possible mission trip)

www.apparentproject.org

Child Hope – Diapers: 400+ completed, with cotton covers

www.childhope.org
www.internationalchildcare.org/node/56

Woodland Hills – Duluth, MN

www.woodlandhills.org

Citizen Sam – Military

www.citizensam.org

Seattle prostitutes (escaping prostitution)- 9 quilts

www.youthcare.org

Congregation graduates: 2009:  Garrett Harris, Breanna Oliver, Dakota Rodriguez, Elizabeth Lenz. 2010:  Jonathan King.

Royal Vista – Ellensburg: Catheter Bags - 12 bags

Mexico Orphans – 17 quilts - Craig Ronning

Congregation newborn babies

Presbyterian Women’s Bazaar Items:  Table Runners, Thread Catchers, Quilts, Denim Purse, etc.

Lap/Comfort Quilts

Donation Quilts (for Fund Raisers):  Young Life, Ellensburg Christian School, World Vision, Ellensburg Community Health Clinic (2009), CASA (December, 2009)

Mother/Daughter Banquet:  Drawing 2009, 2010,

Christmas Basket

Retreats:   Canyon River Ranch – March 18, 19, 20, 2010

Lazy F Camp and Retreat Center – November 11, 12, 13, 2010

Tabitha Peaceful Piece Makers meets every Wednesday from 3:00 to 8:00 pm. Dinner is held at 6:00. The church fellowship hall is transformed into a sewing center for about 25 quilters and our group is growing. Here are some photos of our group at work.

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