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2016 November

In November, Chaplains Leslie Love and Cara Strauch and Marian Kubiak from Child Protective Services joined us to talk about the path that our quilts take when they leave our hands. They spoke about the necessity of taking care of victims of tragedy and that our gifts were a warmly received comfort. The Chaplains are ordained clergy working with law enforcement to provide post traumatic event counseling and other services. Kubiak also spoke about the need for foster parents and a new Extended Foster Care Program for children in foster care who have aged out, but are still in need of assistance.

 

Leslie Love mentions some of the ride alongs where our quilts were used for traumatized families.
Marian Kubiak mentions that there are over 2300 children in Sacramento County in need of Child Protective Services.
The following quilts are from a show and tell of Community service quilts.
Community Service group got up to some seasonal fun.
Show and Tell of personal accomplishments.
This runner is made cleverly of all border pattern.
The first of two bags.
Chocolate and Cherries is this quilt's name.
The first of the Woven Star class is finished.
A Disney quilt.
Tiny quilt bib for tiny friend.
Cara Strauch of Law Enforcement Chaplaincy in Sacramento speaks to AQG members.
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