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Summarized by Kent Larsen
LDS Relief Society in SC Makes Quilts for Abused Children
MYRTLE BEACH, SOUTH CAROLINA -- A service project by a Myrtle Beach South
Carolina Relief Society was recognized Thursday in the Myrtle Beach Sun. The
Relief Society met August 8th to complete a months-long service project
making 20 quilts for abused children and refurbishing the home that houses
them.
In past years the group has sponsored Red Cross blood drives and made
stuffed bears and dolls for police to use with children in unsettling
situations. This year they chose to assist the Home for Abused Children in
Myrtle Beach, located on South Carolina highway 90.
In addition to providing the quilts, which will be given to the children in
the home so they have something of their own to take with them, the Relief
Society organized other donations for the home including window treatments,
matching spreads, paint, switch plates and receptacles, a panel box and
breakers, the electrician to donate his labor, a dishwasher, stove and
refrigerator. They also organized Church members who donated their labor to
put the donations in place in the home.
Source:
Women's quilts heading to children's home
Myrtle Beach SC Sun 17Aug00 D1
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