Knitting as a way of caring for others
"Knitting as a way of caring for others" by Laura Reinhardt celebrates the remarkable dedication of Lois George, a 96-year-old who has been knitting since she was six. Lois's lifelong passion for knitting has transformed into a profound act of service through the Knit for Kids program, where she creates sweaters, blankets, and hats for children in need around the world. Her selfless contributions not only provide warmth and comfort to countless children but also serve as a testament to the enduring impact one person can have through a simple yet powerful act of kindness. Lois's story is a beautiful reminder of how a heartfelt hobby can become a lifelong mission of caring for others.
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Knit for Kids Is Helping the World One Stitch at a Time
Thanks to volunteer knitters and award-winning author, Debbie Macomber, the program has delivered items to over half a million children in need. For millions of children around the world—vulnerable and living in poverty, many in dangerously cold climates—keeping warm throughout the year is a struggle. That's where Knit for Kids steps in.
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