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Charity Crochet: 2020 Review and 2021 Goals

 Hello again!


It has been a while hasn't it? As it did for many others, my life got a little hectic last year. The good news? I didn't stop making! Let's recap my goals for the year and see how I did.

2020 Review

At the begining of 2020, I made the following list of goals for my charity makes.

Goals:

  • Sections: 100
  • Hats: 30
  • Scarves:10
  • Blankets: 2
  • Other: 8+

 I am happy to say that I achieved most of these, and really exceeded that section count goal! My 2020 totals are:

Totals:

  • Sections: 146
  • Hats: 33
  • Scarves & Cowls: 7
  • Blankets:3
  • Other:11

Almost everything on that list was given to Warm Up America or in their name. I did donate a few things to silent auctions as fundraiser items as well. 

 

2021 Goals

Going into 2021, I have another list of donation goals. It is largely the same as last year, or at least close. As I grow as a maker, making things to donate to people will always be an huge part of what I do. However, I do want to spend some time designing and growing other parts of my maker life as well. This is why I am being a little conservative with my charity crochet goals.

Goals:

  • Sections: 121
  • Hats: 35
  • Scarves:8
  • Blankets: 2
  • Other: 10+

I know that these numbers will still make a huge difference for those in need, and I look forward to making every piece. 


Thank you for coming along with me on my journey!


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  1. UnknownSeptember 18, 2021 at 6:05 PM

    im interested to get involved I do love to crochet and ive been praying for a charity to come into my life. my name is Ivy Soffin 5619294793
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