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Western Mass Newborns In Need, Inc. to Host Quilting Workshop - August 12, 2008
Williamstown - Western Mass Chapter of Newborns In Need, Inc. is hosting a quilting workshop on Thursday, August 28, 2008 from 6 - 9 pm at the Florida Senior Center, Mohawk Trail, Florida, MA.
We are seeking volunteers to make baby quilts for premature babies and newborns. An experienced quilter will be available to assist those who would like to learn. We have limited supplies and fabric at this time, please feel free to bring your own supplies (fabric must be baby appropriate) and bring a sewing machine.
Donations of sewing supplies and fabrics prior to the workshop would be greatly appreciated. Other volunteer opportunities are available so come join us and learn how you can help the tiny ones of our community. Donations to Western Mass Chapter Newborns In Need, Inc. can be dropped off at this event. Refreshments will be provided.
For questions or further information contact Donna Page, President, at (413) 884-6069 or e-mail westernmass@newbornsinneed.org. |
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