Sponsor Giveaways: SewCute Shop
One person will receive a Women's Auty Top from SewCute Shop (you will be able to choose your own fabric from her current stock):
Here's a little bit about SewCute Shop and Brandy's mission to do something really good for another family:
I had Brandy make one of these for Anna (see above) and one of these for me (love wearing it over my jeans) and they are awesome.
To be entered into this weekend's drawing please leave a comment below with a link to your favorite charity. Comments will be closed at 8pm Pacific on Sunday evening and the winner posted shortly after.


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A group of friends get together monthly and knit or crochet kitten and puppy blankets for the SPCA. We are all animal lovers. Here's the link: http://www.spca.com/
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When I was a little girl I had an orthopaedic problem that was very costly to my family that did not have health insurance. Shriners in TN took care of me and I can now run and have no leg problems.
http://www.shrinershq.org/Hospitals/Main/
I hope the best for this family and love how Brandy is raising up and supporting them.
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She makes adorable stuff! For the past 2 years I've volunteered with a different charity (almost) every month. One that I really enjoyed working with is Jubilee Women's center (jwcenter.org) that is a transitional housing center for women. They work with homeless women, giving them skills and confidence to 'start over', making sure they don't fall through the cracks of the system. I believe in their mission!
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We dontate to many causes (like our local food pantry, which has a clothes closet), but just yesterday we gave to the Second Harvest Food Bank. Cancer research is another cause that is dear to my heart.
I love the Sew Cute Shop!
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Hi Ali - thanks for another fantastic giveaway - my favorite charity is www.ivyhillequestrian.org a non-profit, therapeutic horsemanship program for individuals with disabilities! Our entire family is involved with this organization. Thanks!
Wendy A.
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Love the cute things that she makes...and the fact that she is doing it for OTHERS makes it even more special! It truly is better to give than to receive!
My favorite charity is The Love Children's Home in Yangon, Myanmar. (They don't have a website...you have to go there yourself to see how wonderful it all is!)We have been there several times to show the orphans there how much we love them! I read once that children need 10-12 meaningful touches everyday. They need that even more than my gifts, so I give both! Going there for the first time changed my life forever! I saw the love of Jesus in the flesh on that campus.
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Sew Cool (Sorry couldn't resist!)
Ever since having kids my favorite charity has been anything to do with our Childrens Hospital.
http://www.bcchildrens.ca/default.htm
Thanks for the chance.
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What adorable stuff in the sew cute shop! Love it all! It is hard to pick a favorite charity but one of my favorites is Women for Women - an international organization focused on helping women in so many different ways. It is a phenomenal organization and can be found at www.womenforwomen.org
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My favorite charity is United we Can which helps missionary's world wide.
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I like CARE (http://www.care.org/).
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I had a high school friend die a couple years ago from lung cancer so I have donated to American Lung Cancer but just in the last week I have found a new place to donate. My nephew and his girlfriend were expecting a baby Oct. 15 He decided to make a grand entrance 2 months early at a little store on the side of the road. He was flown to a hospital in St. Louis, Mo with several problems but should make it. Childrens Miracle Network gave them gas cards so they could drive up and spend all there time with him. I thanks them for helping these young kids out. I will be giving them a donation this year.
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A wonderful story and such cute items! My charity is ww5.komen.org Thanks Ali.
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My mother and my mother-in-law both had breast cancer. www.komen.org
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I don't really support a charity, per se. I give at work...but I choose to tithe to my church. I feel that the church can use my money in many ways.
Cute skirt and dress! Will check out the website!!!
Have a great weekend!
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Our fave is St. Jude's to help kids with cancer.
:)
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What a beautiful story. I love the McGrath Foundation it is a charity set up by Glenn McGrath (an Australian Cricketer) and his wife Jane to provide breast cancer nurses to woman fighting the disease. Jane wanted to start the foundation because she benefited from having a nurse and wanted other women that could not afford one to have the same experience. It is a wonderful organisation.
http://www.mcgrathfoundation.com.au/
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Cute tops:) ALot of great charities out there but my fave that I contribute to is the Susan G Komen Foundation!
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Hi Ali,
my favourite charity- and there are several - has to be canteen - http://www.canteen.org.nz/ -which support young people and their families with cancer,and how they may deal with this as positively as possible.
I wish Teamgreen all the very best, and hope that Riley, and others like him get the help that they all need.
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In Seattle is an amazing organization reaching out to foster kids and families called Treehouse. LOVE what they do.
treehouse4kids.org
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My favorite charity is the ALS Association at http://www.alsa.org/donate/default.cfm; they do such wonderful things for the patients and families living with Lou Gehrig's disease (which is incurable). When my father was diagnosed in 1988 we received wonderful support from them.
Love the cute little dress for Anna and your apron. I'm off to check out her site.
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