Knitters Needed!

TKGA is hosting a Charity Knitting Drive to provide knitted items to those in need.

We have teamed up with three charities who are eager to receive your knits & distribute them before winter.

Could you or your group find time to knit?

How to Participate

• Knit your item(s)
• Print out & complete one entry form per item
• Place entry form(s) inside package with items
• Mail to the charity of your choice by November 20, 2025, so they receive items by December 2, 2025. (Giving Tuesday).

Giveaway!

We will be holding a random drawing of entry forms and one lucky winner will receive a Resilience Interchangeable Needle Clutch Set from

 

Warm Up America!

Located in Carrollton, Texas, is a national nonprofit organization who delivers hand knitted items to provide warmth and comfort to vulnerable communities. Since 1997, they have provided over 1.5 million handknitted and crocheted blankets and clothing made by volunteers to people in need.

Needs: Adult and child hats, mittens, scarves (6”x60” or 6”x70”), all sizes of blankets, and 7”x9” sections (with tails woven in) which will be sewn into full size blankets by volunteers.

Yarn: Medium weight, 100% acrylic, for easier laundering and less of a chance of allergies.

Recipients: Depending on the need, items are sent to women’s shelters, nursing homes, children’s hospitals, daycare centers, veteran’s homes, churches, AIDS facilities, homeless shelters or American Red Cross chapters.

Mail knitted items to:

Warm Up America!

ATTN: Yarnsgiving

3740 N. Josey Lane STE 126

Carrollton, TX 75007

 

VCU Health Hospice at Home by BAYADA

Located in Richmond, Virginia is a compassionate care organization dedicated to supporting patients and families during the end-of-life stages. They believe that dignity, comfort, and care are not luxuries, they are essentials.

Needs: They are looking for red, white and blue throw blankets and lap blankets for their veteran’s initiative.

Yarn: There are no yarn or fiber restrictions, as long as it is clean.

Recipients: The blankets will go to patients who are veterans currently on hospice. They have many who are at home, in facilities, and even in the hospital at VCU in Richmond, VA. They will be incorporated into their admissions for new patients, as a comfort item that is very much appreciated during a tough transition.

Mail knitted blankets to:

VCU Health Hospice at Home

Attn: Jo Bell, Volunteer Coordinator

6802 Paragon Place

Suite 230

Richmond, VA 23220

 

Iris House Cork Cancer Support

Located in Cork, Ireland, has been a safe space since 2012, for anyone impacted by cancer in Cork. They offer more than just services – they offer connection, care, and a community that understands. They are focused on building a supply of comforting handmade pieces for clients undergoing cancer treatment which are always deeply appreciated.

Needs: They are in need of full-size or lap blankets, and knitted squares which will be joined by volunteers into larger blankets.

Yarn: There are no yarn or fiber restrictions, but soft, washable yarns are ideal, especially acrylic or cotton blends that are gentle on sensitive skin and easy to care for.

Recipients: The handknit blankets will go directly to individuals undergoing cancer treatment and their facilities, offering a tangible gesture of care and comfort.

Mail knitted blankets and squares to:

Iris House Cork Cancer Support

26 St. Paul’s Avenue

Off Lavitts Quay

Cork City, Ireland T12W294

 

Thank you to each knitter who is able to knit something for those in need!

Thank you to everyone who helps spread the word about the Charity Knitting Drive to other knitters. 

This wouldn’t be possible without you!