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Here are the Prince Rupert Quilters hard at work (click to enlarge):  Here are our friends, (click to enlarge) The Lose Quilters on the Rock, Gabriola Island, BC preparing to send in a generous collection of quilts  Deborah Innes of Chilliwack BC with her donations:  Here are some members of the Big Rain Quilt Guild of Prince Rupert, BC and their donations:  Kim Schau who so kindly made and donated, customized Quilts for Japan labels for all our quilters. Thank you Kim!  Many thanks to Angelo Cultrera for loading all of the "Quilts for Japan" donations and transporting them to Tundra Process Solutions.   While Dorothy of the Cultloose Quilters in Houston BC sat at her sewing machine creating quilts for the people of Japan ,her grandchildren became inquisitive. After hearing about what had happened in Japan they wanted to do something to help too. Since they didn't know how to make a quilt, It was suggested that if they were to do extra chores they could make some money to send along with Grandma's quilts to the people in Japan. The children earned $31.00 which has just been sent in a money order to Global Samaritan Resources where it will most likely purchase some stuffed toys for children who have lost all of their belongings.  The money order purchased with the money Page, Yvette, Trinity and Morgan made doing extra chores around the house to help the people of Japan  Our group's labels made, donated and produced by Kim Schau. Thanks for all of the hours you dedicated Kim so quilters would have a label to sew on their quilt donations.  Al and Leslie MacDonald delivering the donations from Gabriola Island BC:  Martin Kommes and Brad Rogan vacuum packing some quilts:    | 100 Mile House Quilt Guild busy creating their donations (click to enlarge):  Say hello to Thera Piercers from Ponemah, Manitoba (click to enlarge):
 The Red Clay Quilt Guild, Souris, PEI.jpg:  Dolly Harasym of Prince Rupert BC who received this quilt on behalf of "Quilts for Japan" shared this story, "This quilt was made by Eunice Seidemann who lives on a remote island here in north-west B.C. Her sewing machine is powered by solar panels and wind energy. Her and husband made the 2 hour boat trip to town just to drop the quilt off at my house.":  The donations from British Columbia delivered by Coralee Roy of Houston, BC. Coralee offered to pick up quilters donations in her surrounding area in an effort to see how many quilts she could pack into her Rav 4.  Grade 2 students, New Hampshire, USA:  John & Betty Spence delivering the donations from Kamploops BC (collected by Anderson Sewing Centre):  their donations.  The donations start to pile up!  Coralee Roy, Houston, BC with Brad after receiving the 221quilt donations from NW British Columbia. Many thanks to Coralee and the Houston Cutloose Quilters:  |