Trish sits in her sea of scarves. (Collected from knitters and crocheters from the Ann Arbor and Whitmore Lake, Michigan, areas)
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What is the Red Scarf Project?
The Red Scarf Project, a project of the Orphan Foundation of America, or Orphan.org, collects scarves to send in Valentine's Day care packages to college students who have aged out of foster care. These brave young people are going it on their own and trying to improve their lives and the community by attending college. The care packages are welcome tokens of encouragement to young people who otherwise receive little to no mail. Your scarf should be soft (any material), unisex design, and approximately 60 inches long by 5 to 8 inches wide. Machine washable is a plus, but it is not absolutely necessary. Mail it to: Orphan Foundation of America The Red Scarf Project 21351 Gentry Drive Sterling, VA 20166 ..but not until September 1, 2009-December, 2009. Please read all the info in this blog. Most of your questions will be answered here. Also, please check out the Red Scarf Ravelry group. If you still have questions that remain unanswered, please email me at norma.knits@gmail.com
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January 20, 2007
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Oh My God! I could just cry of happiness over this wonderful picture. THAT is a lot of warm necks. And even warmer hearts.
Posted by: sandy | January 21, 2007 at 08:36 AM