The Pink Slipper Project

Ways that you can help

Ways that you can help:
1. Make Slippers
2. Donate a $1.00 Postage Stamp
3. Donate supplies to make slippers
4. Promote The Pink Slipper Project on your blogs, websites, newsletters, knitting, sewing and quilting groups
5. Become a fan on Facebook
6. Recommend Shelters that could benefit from our program.

Supplies we need:

Cotton Fabrics
Fleece
Flannel - womens and childrens prints
Cotton Batting
Chenille
Felted wool
Wool felt
Scissors
Ribbons
Trims
Thread
Gripper fabric for children's slippers

non-profit status

The pink slipper project is not a non-profit organization. In the future, as this project grows, we will apply for non-profit status. For now our goal is to warm the hearts and toes of as many women and children as possible this winter. All donations will be used for the express purpose of providing slippers to women's and children's shelters.

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02/15/2011

Thank you Lincoln Scool of Providence, RI for your contribution.

A special thanks to Lincoln School for their kind and generous contribution to help us warm hearts and toes this winter.

Warmest Thanks,
Your friends at the Pink Slipper Project.

Posted at 02:54 PM in Contributions | Permalink

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