In Arden, the Western North Carolina Chapter of Project Linus honored more than 75 volunteers who have helped make and ...

The Santa Clarita Valley/Sylmar/Antelope Valley Chapter of Project Linus will host its Fall Make-A-Blanket Day drop-off event ...

The volunteers of the Lititz/Lancaster chapter of the nonprofit Project Linus, who call themselves Blanketeers, make blankets, quilts and afghans for children in need — those who are seriously ill, ...

Sometimes, a gesture as simple as being wrapped up in a warm hug is all a person needs to get through a rough patch in life. For more than 50,000 San Diego children, that hug has arrived in the form ...

Do you enjoy quilting, knitting or sewing? Join Project Linus to make blankets for children in the community who are seriously ill, traumatized or otherwise in need.

For Dee Nietschke of Lodi, happiness is a warm blanket. In 2019, she established the San Joaquin County branch of Project Linus. Taking its name from the blanket-toting Charles Schultz Peanuts comics ...

POCATELLO — Joyce Weaver spends a lot of time making blankets for children she will probably never meet. But knowing that something she created will help kids feel warm and secure when they need it ...

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (KCRG) - More than ten years ago, Crystal Ellis was looking for a way to give back over the holiday season. After doing some research she found Project Linus, a national nonprofit ...

KINGSTON, N.Y. — Thirty years since the founding of the nationwide initiative Project Linus, the organization’s local chapter continues to provide blankets to area children in need. The initiative, ...

EVERGREEN, Colo. — Project Linus, a volunteer-run nonprofit that provides handmade security blankets to children in crisis, celebrates its 30th anniversary this Christmas Eve. The date marks three ...

For those who have been toying with the idea of putting their artistic talents to use for a good cause -- it's not too late. Project Linus designated Feb. 21 as official National Make a Blanket Day, ...

When Ann Strautman learned of the deaths last year of two children who attended Galm Elementary School, she knew what to do. Strautman called a friend, a counselor at the school, and offered to donate ...