These baskets contain combinations of: tea, hot chocolate, coffee, biscotti, candles, bears, angels, hankies, travel tissue holders, travel size tissue, sympathy cards, journals, sketchbooks, crayons, photo albums and stationary with pens. Right now Kristina is looking for donations of candles; totes; journals; tea (either tins or individual bags); hot chocolate; biscotti or tea biscuits; gift bags (brown ones that you can purchase at a dept store or craft store - the larger ones); bookmarks; stationary and travel tissues.
She will be making another 20 baskets to deliver to deserving children & families. If anyone knows of a hospice or hospital that is looking for these sort of baskets, please contact Kristina (asentimentalaffair@yahoo.com) or go to her blog Creative Ladies and leave a comment with contact infor & she will get back to you. If someone is interested in donation a monetary amount, Kristina will accept PayPal even if it's only $5.00.
After emailing Kristina to find out more info on what she might need & noticing she needed tote bags, I found a new one that was left from a craft sale and desided that I would send it. The after doing some moreresearch, reading & emailing Kristina, I've desided to find a box and fill it. When you start to look around the house and see new things still in their box, that you really had planned to use, but forgot they were there - it doesn't take long before you have a nice package to send.
A big "THANK-YOU" goes to Kristina for seeing a need and taking the time & energy to fill that need. I'm sure you have truley blessed many people and put a smile on many a sad face with you wonderful gifts. And in return I'm positive you have also been blessed!
Thanks so much for putting together an article on my Kochanie
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This is amazing ! In this day & age it's so refreshing to see that some people still look out for others !Hospice is dear to my heart since it was Covenant Hospice that allowed me to keep my grandmother living with me & not in a nursing home & they are the ones that held my hand when it was time to let my grandmother go. I'll be heading off now to check out the site & see what I can do to help.
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ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely thing to do! Nice of you to feature her on your blog.
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Fantastic idea! It's so nice to see people who care and are making a difference.
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