Watching replay, been in hospital, I watching now send love to you and Walter and beautiful chat people. Take care each other and look after each other. Xxxx❤❤❤❤
Sorry I missed your live. Absolutely Loved the Happy Birthday jingle for Stephanie, she is a very sweet young.. lady. Have a wonderful evening 🥰 I agree about MSQ. Since Jenny left I've had bad luck. Plus they don't carry my favorite fabrics 😊
Missed the live unfortunately but have to make a comment about your experience with Hope Air. Our quilting group 100 members run an exhibition on alternate years and we select a charity to support through our raffle. The criteria is the charity has to be small not receive government support and we have them give a presentation to our members before we agree on supporting them. We raffled two quilts this year designed and made by our members so the cost to our group is nil. This year we raised $5250 for our chosen charity this was from sell in tickets at $2 each and were MAINLY sold to quilters. Either by our members prior to the exhibition or at the actual show (which ran for 3 days) The charity was the Silver Coin Foundation which supports underprivileged children through supplying them with school supplies running an after school club to give them support with homework etc. Sorry to ramble on but I think it’s a good news story after your experience
Watching replay, been in hospital, I watching now send love to you and Walter and beautiful chat people. Take care each other and look after each other. Xxxx❤❤❤❤
I love Walter’s wine bags, the design of the wine is so pretty.
Sorry I missed your live. Absolutely Loved the Happy Birthday jingle for Stephanie, she is a very sweet young.. lady. Have a wonderful evening 🥰 I agree about MSQ. Since Jenny left I've had bad luck. Plus they don't carry my favorite fabrics 😊
Missed the live unfortunately but have to make a comment about your experience with Hope Air. Our quilting group 100 members run an exhibition on alternate years and we select a charity to support through our raffle. The criteria is the charity has to be small not receive government support and we have them give a presentation to our members before we agree on supporting them. We raffled two quilts this year designed and made by our members so the cost to our group is nil. This year we raised $5250 for our chosen charity this was from sell in tickets at $2 each and were MAINLY sold to quilters. Either by our members prior to the exhibition or at the actual show (which ran for 3 days)
The charity was the Silver Coin Foundation which supports underprivileged children through supplying them with school supplies running an after school club to give them support with homework etc.
Sorry to ramble on but I think it’s a good news story after your experience
Yes it is a good news story and does give me some hope that there are still some charities out there that are legit.