Our recipients are small organizations serving "at risk" children, teenagers, and adults primarily in the Puget Sound and Long Beach areas of western Washington.

If your organization would like to be considered for participation, please contact us.

Here are some of the many that have received quilts since 1993.

Arbor House: Provides transitional housing for young mothers and their children.

Bethlehem House: Provides emergency and transitional housing, and supportive services to homeless families with children in order to help them become independent and self-sufficient.

Catholic Community Services - Benedict House: Works with the homeless men in the Bremerton community trying to get them to where they can maintain their own permanent housing.

Catherine Booth House: Provides temporary housing for women and children fleeing abusive situations.

Cocoon House: Serves homeless and abused teens in Snohomish County. Two residential sites serve a maximum of 28 teens in need of temporary or long term shelter.

DAWN: Provides shelter for twenty one to twenty four women and children who have been victims of domestic violence and have had to flee their homes in order to be safe.

Eastside Domestic Violence: Provides assistance to victims of domestic violence

ElderHealth Northwest: Provides health and human services to low income, chronically ill elders. Provides care in a community setting that helps to alleviate social isolation, and also daycare to enable elders to remain living at home.

Everett Gospel Mission Women's Refuge: Provides counseling and aid to women and children in crisis.

Friends of Youth: Provides residential services and emergency and transitional shelter for homeless and runaway youth.

Habitat for Humanity International: Make it possible for low-income residents to be able to purchase simple decent affordable homes.

Housing Hope: Emergency shelter and transitional housing for homeless families.

Jubilee Women's Center: Founded in 1983, Jubilee Women’s Center is a transitional housing program in Seattle for women who are homeless or at risk for becoming homeless. Their mission is to help women make a successful transition to permanent housing, sustainable employment, and independent living.

Oxford House: Provides housing for women in recovery from drugs and alcohol.

Pathways for Women: Crisis intervention for homeless single mothers and their children.

Pediatric Interim Care Center (PICC): Provides 24 hour medically supervised care for drug-affected, and physically and mentally disabled infants.

Salvation Army: Emergency services to families and individuals in need.

Sound Institute - Kitsap CRC: Provides residential services to youth who are in crisis with their families. They can stay up to approximately 90 days.

Source Child Center: Provides residential treatment, as well as foster care, for intellectually impaired and emotionally troubled children ages 7 - 18.

St. Joseph's Baby Center: Distributes donated goods, food and clothing and bedding items, to mothers of infants and young children, primarily welfare mothers and families who have nothing.

St. Vincent de Paul Shelter: Temporary housing for single women & children. They can stay up to 90 days while seeking their own housing.

Teen Hope: Youth service organization providing shelter to teenagers who need overnight accommodations because of difficult circumstances at home.

YWCA ALIVE Bainbridge Island/North Kitsap (BI/NK) Domestic Violence Program: Provides services for North Kitsap area families affected by domestic violence, including to providing transitional housing.

YWCA Opportunity Place: 145 safe, affordable housing units to help low-income and formerly homeless persons maintain their stability and self-sufficiency efforts.