Oklahoma volunteers make 100-plus blankets for kids
Volunteers with Project Linus made more than 100 blankets for children during their recent Make-A-Blanket Day.
The blankets will go to local charities, hospitals and state Department of Human Services offices. The group gathered Nov. 8 at The Stitching Post to make blankets.
Chris Reed sorts blankets at a Project Linus meeting in Tuttle Tuesday. Reed is the project coordinator of the Norman chapter. Photo by Tami Althoff/The Oklahoman
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→Contact: Call Tasha Stefanatos at 392-3049 or e-mail TashaStefanatos@gmail.com. →Online: The chapter has a Web site, www.orgsites.com/ok/projectlinus.
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