EL CAMINO QUILTERS
EIN 52-1538583 · Folk Arts (A24)
What they do
We Have Regular Monthly Member Meetings Every Month, Typically Featuring A Speaker Presenting Her Techniques Including Samples of Her Quilting Which We Can Physically See and Handle. In 2025: 1. We Had 7 Outside Presenters Come to Present At Our General Member Meeting, and The Following Day to Teach A 1-day Workshop to Approximately 20 Members.2. Our "Cuddle" Volunteers Made Sewed Items for Donation to Local Charities. A Total of Approximately 1,800 Items Were Donated, Including NICU Blankets, Quilts, Placemats, Pillowcases, Table Runners, Napkins, and Burp Cloths.3. We Had Three Work Sessions Monthly to Work On Cuddle Charity Work: 1st Thursdays At Quilt In A Day (San Marcos), 3rd Thursdays At El Corazon Senior Center (Oceanside), and 4th Mondays At San Marcos Senior Center (San Marcos). 4. We Had "Friendship Groups" That Meet 1-2 Times Monthly and These Smaller Meetings Help Members Share Knowledge and Skills and to Work Together On Cuddle Donation Work. 5. We Organized 2 Educational
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About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 1989
- Location
- PO BOX 1952, OCEANSIDE, CA 92051-1952
- County
- San Diego
- In care of
- % ELOISE HOUSMAN