Community Service

Every member of our Guild is  encouraged to contribute to Community Service. Each year we donate  quilts, Christmas Stockings, pillowcases, and other items to  organizations that help children, teenagers and adults in transition. We  donate to pediatric and neonatal units in hospitals, and to other  charities dear to the hearts of our members.  

In the past few years, this is what we have donated:

2019

Quilts     Pillowcases    Preemies    Placemats    Stockings

189          547                  132               440              1025

2020

Quilts       Pillowcases    Preemies    Placemats    Stockings     Face Masks

200          335                   29                 315                  921                 124

2021

Quilts     Pillowcases    Preemies    Placemats  Stockings

177 351              40          412               560

2022

Quilts       Pillowcases    Preemies    Placemats    Stockings

117            131                   20               558                430

2023       

Quilts        Pillowcases    Preemies    Placemats     Stockings

79              200                 94               519                  820

Some of the places we have donated to include:

Acres of Hope

Blue Star Moms

Brookdale Sterling Ct. Assisted Living, Roseville

Community Comforters, Rocklin

Compassion Planet (empowering aged out and foster and at-risk youth)

First United Methodist Church 

Heads at Ease Active Military 

Hospice

Kaiser Hospital Roseville

Koinonia

LGBTQ Community Team Center, Sacramento (Housing for LGBTQ youth who                                                     have been evicted from their homes)

Lincoln Hills Needle Arts C.S.

Lost but Not Forgotten

Mather Veterans

Mercy Center,  Auburm

Mosquito Fire evacuees

Placer County Health & Human Services (Rocklin Police/Homeless)

River Oaks

Seniors First - Meals on Wheels

Stand Up Placer (domestic violence)

Sunrise Assisted Living, Rocklin

UC Davis Hospital

Ukraine war refugees/local Ukraine church

VFW (kids with deployed parents)

WE CARE (N. Cal. Fire victims-kids)

Members may make any of the above  items at home using their own fabric/material stash or pick up quilt  kits that include fabric, batting and a pattern at any guild meeting.   Members can choose to do an entire quilt, or any part. For example, kits  are available for cutting and piecing, or quilting, or binding only.  

If you have questions, please contact communityservice@pioneerquiltersguild.org.