Knitted Compassion-Knots of Love Contest
March 12, 2009 by Noreen Crone-Findlay
Filed under charity knitting and crochet, contest
I just posted about the crocheted compassion cap Knots of Love kit that Laurel Hill is kindly donating to one of the readers of Hankering for Yarn.
And, now I am pleased to offer a second contest, courtesy of
Knots of Love and Laurel Hill.
This contest is for a compassionate knitter.
The prize is one of Laurel Hill’s
How do you win?
Simple, post a comment, telling me to whom you would donate the compassion cap that you will knit from this kit.
The contest begins now and closes on March 17th.
It is open to citizens of Canada and the United States.
(image source: drawing by Noreen Crone-Findlay. Copyright, not to be used without permission)
I would donate this to the Ronald MacDonald house in Boise Idaho to give to a special child with cancer. What an awesome contest. God Bless you for doing this.
to PCRM – a great organization that promotes research without needlessly torturing and killing animals.
I would donate it to the homeless shelter ..thanks for the opp
Probably to Vera House.
we have a center here to donate to
I would donate it to the Crisis Centre in our city.They would probably raffle it off with other items to raise monies for the needy.
the ronald mcdonald house in my area
I would ‘donate’ the cap I would make to my SIL, trying to stay optimistic while undergoing chemo for StageV lung cancer…………
I would give it to my friend who works in the hospital to donate to a cancer patient con5459(at)gmail(dot)com
I would bring the cap to my personal physician… he is the immediate past President of the American Cancer Society… the 1st family physician to have that title! He spends part of every day visiting various cancer treatment centers in our area and often takes donations of prayer shawls, lapghans, and chemo caps with him to give to the patients during his visits…he’s an amazing guy who is really passionate about good/compassionate care for cancer patients & support for their caregivers. I only wish I would have known him back when I lost my own mother & mother-in-law to the scourge of breast cancer…
Beaumont military hospital is a large hospital for soldiers and their family and veterans and their dependents. There is a need for chemo caps there. I would make a chemo cap for Beaumont cancer unit and I would ask my crocheting friends to do the same.
I will donate mine to Princess Margaret Hospital here in our city.
I would donate it to the women’s shelter.
I’d donate to Vera House.
Hospice House
Vera House.
A little boy in my church was just diagnosed with leukemia and I am reminded of when my daughter’s friend had leukemia at the age of 11 and my daughter was diagnosed with a spinal tumour shortly after that. Both of the girls are doing well, healthy beautiful young adults and I would donate the hat to the Children’s Hospital that has helped them all, Children’s Hospital Of Western Ontario, LHSC, London ON Canada.
I would donate this to my local school district to provide a hat for a child in need.
Pick me please
It will either go to St. Jude Research Hospital, which is very near where I live, or to my Aunt Joan who has been suffering from Cancer for 15 years.
The Westlake Wellness center who helped me so much.
I would donate the cap to the local children’s hospital.
Count me in again please
I would donate the compassion cap to Goodwill.