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The children of Little Laurel Preschool in Brookline NH donated books to celebrate Valentine's Day. Over 80 books were collected as a way to share their love of reading with another child. The books will be given to children in Nashua when they receive immunizations at the Public Health Department.
   Thank You
Always New 2 You Consignment in Merrimack NH "When life gives you lemons.... make lemonade" Thank you for all of the wonderful baby items you donated to The Stork Project. There will be many, many babies and families that will benefit. Much of what I received went to the social workers that work with Families through Child and Family Services. My van was like the ice cream truck, with ohhhhs and ahhhs and “can I have that?” I hope to have all of the winter clothing into parent’s hand before mid-February and the summer clothes will go out in May. I was able to make many Welcome Bundles with the 0-6 month sized clothes and much of the equipment has already been taken.
The 7th Grade English Students at Hollis Brookline Middle School Sure Aren't Scrooges!!! “ ‘At this festive season of the year…it is more than usually desirable that we should make some slight provision for the poor and destitute, who suffer greatly at the present time. Many thousands are in want of common necessities; hundreds of thousands are in want of common comforts…’ ” Charles Dickens Thank you so much for the wonderful books and baby products you collected and donated in conjunction with your reading of A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens. Your good works and those of your teachers Mrs. DiZazzo and Mrs. Rasmussen make a difference.    Thank You Souhegan Valley Quilters Guild These quilts are beautiful and just what I needed. Be sure to notice the perfect connect between the quilt and the pink character. She was just waiting for your quilt to show up!   HAPPY HOLIDAYS
Thank you to everyone who donated Christmas outfits, shoes, tights, hats, booties, and other items throughout the year. Everything was laid out and sorted on Wednesday December 2 and "orders" were filled. Over 250 outfits were provided to NH social workers for their littlest clients. Thanks to all my friends who came and made a party of helping out! The Wonderful Ladies at Hunt Community are at it again and they do beautiful work.  Thank you Janis! This is what 100 pairs of booties look like! You are amazing. There will be many toasty toes thanks to you.
 Thank you Windham's Mother's Club for the all the beautiful clothes and the crib, high chairs, stuffed animals, tummy time mat, snowsuits, and all the other wonderful things you collected! The Storkmobil was overflowing because of your kindness.
 Thank you Marden's
and NH Seacoast Project Linus!!!
This is what 200 blankets look like:
 Bonnie, Robin and Dave you are heros,
as are all of the people who made and donated the beautiful quilts and blankets that will soon snuggle New Hampshire newborns.
Thank You Doris ! !
The hand crocheted baby sweaters, hats, booties, and blankets you made for The Stork Project are just beautiful. The christening set is absoultely amazing. The care you put into that will wrap the new baby in such a warm and wonderful loving feeling.
  How do you spell amazing?????
M-I-L-F-O-R-D M-I-D-D-L-E S-C-H-O-O-L
Thank you so much for the 24 beautiful quilts made by the students in Mrs. Calo's Consumer Ed. Classes
Kids these days are....................INCREDIBLE!!!!!
Milford should be very proud of these students.
  Thank You Marie ! ! ! The blankets you make are works of art!!!
Thank You Project Linus
 What baby would not want to snuggle in these??
 If you would like to make a baby quilt or knit/crochet an afghan, Project Linus may be able to provide the supplies you need. Please contact Maureen Brown, NH Seacoast Project Linus Coordinator at nhseacoastprojectlinus@comcast.net
Announcing the arrival of "The Stork Mobile" ! ! ! !
 Born: 2005
Weight: 3763 pounds
Lenght: 128 inches
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