Welcome to

Wrap Them in Love Foundation is a non-profit, tax exempt organization
created to help children of all ages around the world.

Our Mission is to collect donated quilts and distribute them to children around the world, so they can be wrapped in love and comfort. As we all know, a quilt is a very special thing. It isn't just a blanket; it has been lovingly created by a real person. A quilter leaves a part of themselves in every quilt they make. The child who receives it will be able to snuggle up in all the love and comfort that comes in that quilt.

After 20 years in the same location, Wrap Them in Love Headquarters is moving.  As of the end of January 2025 we will be in our new location.  We are so excited.  Concrete is a small town so the Post Office doesn't deliver.  Everyone has a PO Box.  If you send anything thru USPS, be sure to use the PO Box 114 in the address.  FedEx and UPS have already found their way to us, so if you send something by way of UPS or FedEx, be sure to use the physical address - 7233 Nims Place  Concrete, WA  98237.

Thank you to everyone who sends quilts or blocks to us for the children. The quilts are beautiful and will be well loved by the children who will receive them. Thank you to all of you who have helped us in so many other ways from quilting, to delivering quilts and everything inbetween - including those who encourage us and support our efforts. Yes, we are still active and still receiving donations and able to get quilts to children who need them. For some, the comfort of a quilt is needed now more than ever as we all have had to deal with some kind of isolation. We are so thankful to quilters who have been keeping busy by quilting for others. Wrap Them in Love quilts are helping those who make them just as much as those who receive them.
We appreciate all of you!

Wrap Them in Love quilts go to children locally as well as world wide. Requests are always coming in for more quilts, and we need your help so that we don't ever have to turn anyone down. You are not only bringing warmth to a child, but much needed hugs and love as they snuggle in your quilt.
Don't forget to check out the galleries from this year as well as the previous years.

With the economy as it is and the cold winter, we have had more requests for quilts than ever. We have recently received some quilts that are classroom projects. What a great project for kids of any age---kids helping kids! We really appreciate all of the hard work of the students as well as the adults that help out in these projects.

When there is a tragedy or disaster, often we want to help but just don't know what to do. Making a quilt for a little one will help the child in need, but it is also a way that we, as quilters, can feel like we are actually doing something to be of help. Wrap Them in Love quilts go to children all over the world, from local food banks and shelters, hospitals, to orphanages, to soldiers and earthquake, hurricane and tidal wave, mudslide and fire victims.

These beautiful quilts were donated by quilters who took an online class. The quilt is called Stars of the Forest. The quilters sent their quilts to us when they finished them, but they never saw their quilts together since they came from all over the country. So we had a great idea to take them to a local park and put they out in the forest to take a group picture. Then came Covid and lockdowns so nobody was going anywhere. Then when we thought that we might be able to get to a park, we had weeks of smoke from forest fires and couldn't go out in that either, and besides, we didn't want to take quilts out in the smoke. By that time summer was over and the bad weather started up and we couldn't take the quilts to a park in the rain. So, finally, with the little helpers, we spread out the quilts, added some "forest animals", and pretended we were in the forest!

How Can You Help?

Quilts, quilts, quilts ------
Make a quilt or quilts and send or deliver them to:

Please be sure to put your return address written clearly on the box and put a paper with "TO" and "FROM" information inside the package.
We don't want to take the chance of a quilt getting lost along the way.

Remember these quilts will be used and laundered a lot. Tie or quilt them fairly close so that they can hold up to lots of loving.

We recommend about 42" X 60", but you can make them any size. There are older children as well as babies who need them.
Several times we have been asked for larger quilts for teenagers.
Sometimes we are helping an entire family, so those larger quilts are needed too. Children come in all sizes, so whatever size you choose to make will be great!

Gather your friends, club or quilt group, your classroom, your church and make quilts together.

If you'd like to, put a label on each quilt that includes your name, where you are from, and the date you made the quilt.

You can help by getting together with friends to quilt for Wrap'em, or quilt at home on your own.

If you want to help, but can't send a finished quilt, you can send blocks or quilt tops---or even fabric or batting. If you send even one block, be assured that it will go into a quilt that will be given to a needy child.

 

Poland

South Dakota, USA

Russia

Russia

Mercy and Grace Orphanage in India

Japan