Click for Babies is a grassroots campaign that invites knitters and crocheters to make purple colored baby caps and booties that will be delivered to families to increase awareness of the Period of PURPLE Crying and help prevent the shaking and abuse of infants.

Knittin​g4Peace harnesses the power of love through compassionate creative action that invites, involves, and serves people of all genders, children, and families in our own communities and countries around the world.

Knittin​g4Peace harnesses the power of love through compassionate creative action that invites, involves, and serves people of all genders, children, and families in our own communities and countries around the world.

Online Angels uses squares to make lap-ghans for Veteran Homes and Nursing Homes to the United States, Canada and Mexico.

Patriotic Stitchers for Veterans creates quilts and afghans for local Veterans under hospice care as a final thank you for their service to our country.

The PA Breast Cancer Coalition offers free care packages through its "Friends Like Me" program to women recently diagnosed with breast cancer in Pennsylvania.  That care package includes a pink handmade scarf.

Volunteers seam squares into afghans that are distributed to seniors living on the Pine Ridge Reservation, one of the poorest areas in all of America, to bring warmth in the cold South Dakota winters.

Foster Care to Success lends support to foster children who are headed for college and who might not have any family support behind them. They provide a Student Care package which includes a handmade scarf.

The Seaman's Church Institute's Christmas at Sea is the oldest and longest continuously-running charter knitting program in the US.  High quality knitted and crocheted items are delivered to mariners who cannot be home for the holidays.

For babies in low-income countries, hats that help to keep little ones warm are a matter of life and death.

One of WUA's many charity projects is coordinating volunteers who seam rectangles into blankets that; are distributed around the country through shelters and agencies such as the American Red Cross.

Wrap Up, Lancaster! collects donated hand-made scarves and hats and leaves them in public locations around Lancaster City and Columbia, PA. Each item contains a tag stating that it's not lost, but is available to anyone who needs it. The goal is that the recipient loves the item, uses it, and that it helps them get through one more day.