Barbara really was the inspiration for Operation Baby Love.  When she called to ask if there was a place in our organization for the baby quilts she makes, Operation Baby Love began.  Thank you to Barbara who makes these beautiful quilts for us to give to the new moms in our military. This is a great way to make a difference.
 

A huge thank you to Karen Oppie of St. Mathews (www.smlc.cc) for donating "super size” layettes every month to give to Operation Baby Love for our new moms at Madigan Hospital.  They are beautiful and greatly appreciated.  Thanks, Karen, for making a difference!

Baby Quilts were donated by 2 satellite groups of Quilter's Anonymous, Running Stitches and Material Girls.
Thank you so much for bringing love in these beautiful baby quilts.

Operation
Baby LYve

Our newest program offers a way to help new mothers.  Some of the mothers are active-duty military, some are the spouse of a deployed solider, and some are just new moms who need a little help.  Here are the items we are in need of:

Y    New booties and hats

Y    New bottles (newborn)

Y    New disposable diapers

Y    New blankets, towels, and washcloths

Y    New clothes/sleepers (newborn)

Y    We are also in need of quilters to make newborn- and crib-size quilts for the new babies.

New mom and Army Reservist, Leslie enjoying her new baby, born Christmas Day.  Her new bundle of joy is wearing the new outfit and new quilt from our Operation Baby Love program.

In March baby quilts were donated by two satellite groups of Quilter's Anonymous, Running Stitches, and Material Girls. Thank you so much for bringing love in these beautiful baby quilts.
 

Thank you to Diane of Project Linus, Snohomish County Chapter for donating these beautiful quilts and afghans that will make a difference for our hero families.  This organization is a nationwide volunteer organization that donates quilts locally made from material that is donated. All supplies are provided for volunteers.  If you would like to get involved, contact Diane at 425-252-4524 or Patty at 425-481-6937 or visit www.projectlinus.org. Thank you all!