

Time to Make The Blankets Those wonderful crisp nights are back, and it feels great to cozy up with a nice, warm blanket....if you are lucky enough to have one.....I've been delivering quilts, afghans and fleece blankets to families in need, and could sure use some help. Our volunteers are running low on supplies such as fabric, batting and yarn. If you are unable to make a blanket, would you be willing to purchase some supplies or a gift card? We would so appreciate your help. Thanks for your consideration. Maureen |
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Blanketeers
 Coordinator: Maureen Brown Webmistress: MchstrBlanketeer Links Section
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 Recipient Facilities and Statistics

Some of the facilities who receive blankets 
Wentworth Douglass Hospital Pediatrics and ER
Concord Hospital Pediatrics Unit St Joseph's Hospital, Nashua
Seacoast Cancer Center; Lamprey Health Care, Newmarket
Div of Children, Youth and Families
Richie McFarland Children’s Center; Homeless Shelters Statewide
Dover Children’s Home; Nashua Children's Home Nashua Public Health Department
David's House; The Norwell Home Planned Parenthood
Webster House; Bridges; Marguerite's Place
Baby Threads, Belmont; The March of Dimes Statewide
The Stork Project, Hollis NH
Newborns In Need, Kingston
CARENET Pregnancy Center in Nashua and Manchester
Avis Goodwin Community Center
Barrington Elementary School Seabrook Elementary School
Greenland Central School Seacoast Interfaith Hospitality Network The HUB Family Resource Center Victims Inc, Rochester Strafford County CAP
Portsmouth Regional Hospital Frisbee Memorial Hospital
Children and Siblings of NH Soldiers who have been critically injured or died in combat
Children facing traumatic circumstances such as sudden loss of parent or guardian or major home damage due to fire or flooding

Check out our statistics-Thank you to all who support our NH Chapter!!/
The NH Seacoast Chapter was established in 2002, and we are growing at steady pace. Here is proof!
In 2002, we delivered 3 blankets In 2003 we delivered 54 blankets In 2004 we delivered 253 blankets In 2005 we delivered 446 blankets In 2006 we delivered 1158 blankets In 2007, we delivered 1958 blankets In 2008, we delivered 1,984 blankets
In 2009 we delivered 2,046 blankets 2010 is a record breaker!!! In 2010, we delivered 2,778 Blankets!!!
. In 2011 we delivered 1,946 blankets
THIS BRINGS OUR GRAND TOTAL OF DELIVERED BLANKETS TO over 12,000!!!
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