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Quilters 2 is dedicated to producing quilts for donation to Tucson area charities. The charities are carefully screened to be certain that the quilts will be received by individuals who need and will appreciate them. 


We donate more than two hundred quilts each year, ranging from baby size through several intermediate sizes to full bed size and small pillows. 


The charities we currently serve are: 

**     Candlelighters (provide support and education for children and adolescents with cancer);
         prefer baby, lap, and kid size quilts.

**     Emerge (serve victims of domestic abuse, provide childcare infant to 12 years);
         prefer baby, youth and twin quilts.

**     Esperanza En Escalante (housing area near the base for homeless as well as transitional veterans); prefer twin size quilts.

**     Fisher House (a home away from home for veterans or active duty
         military personnel); prefer lap and twin sizes.

**     Gospel Rescue Mission
         (provide emergency shelter and teach women & children life skills).

**     Habitat For Humanity
         (provide housing for low income working people);
         prefer quilts of all sizes for various ages.

**     La Paloma Family Services
         (operate 8 group homes and 100 foster care homes in Pima County;
        
support more than 350 children in foster care); need quilts from baby to queen.

**     Pepe's House (serve terminally ill patients);
         prefer lap to twin size quilts.

**     Pio Decimo (serve needy families & children);
         prefer all sizes of quilts.

**     Primavera - Las Abuelitas (grandparents raising grandchildren);
         prefer lap to twin size quilts.

**     Quilt For a Cause
         (quilt auction to benefit breast cancer);
         prefer quilts of all sizes.

**     TMM (Tucson Metropolitan Ministry)
         (serving single parents and families to get them self-sufficient).

**     Veteran's Hospital
         (serve veterans of U.S. military);
         prefer lap and twin, flannel backed quilts / male orientated.

**     Youth on Their Own (helps homeless youth);
         prefer lap to twin size quilts.