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Posted by Georgia on December 12, 2006, 9:07 pm
I heard about the Linus Project (http://www.projectlinus.org/index.shtml),
which funnels handmade blankets to seriously ill children, about ten years
ago, and immediately began a (knitted) log cabin blanket. I have finally
declared it finished, and it needs to be on its way. Alas I cannot find a
postal address to send it to, and my email Sunday evening (via the Project
website) to the central Illinois chapter has gone unanswered. Does anyone
know a postal address I could send this very cozy blanket off to?
Picture at: http://www.georgiamorgan.net/html/knitting.htm
Georgia
http://georgiamorgan.net
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Posted by Enid on December 13, 2006, 5:50 pm
Project Linus National Headquarters
PO Box 5621
Bloomington IL 61702-5621
Phone: (309) 664-7814
FAX: (309) 454-1768
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Enid
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> I heard about the Linus Project (http://www.projectlinus.org/index.shtml),
> which funnels handmade blankets to seriously ill children, about ten years
> ago, and immediately began a (knitted) log cabin blanket. I have finally
> declared it finished, and it needs to be on its way. Alas I cannot find a
> postal address to send it to, and my email Sunday evening (via the Project
> website) to the central Illinois chapter has gone unanswered. Does anyone
> know a postal address I could send this very cozy blanket off to?
> Picture at: http://www.georgiamorgan.net/html/knitting.htm
> Georgia
> http://georgiamorgan.net
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Posted by Georgia on December 13, 2006, 8:17 pm
Thanks a bunch. It'll be on its way tomorrow!
Georgia
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> Project Linus National Headquarters
> PO Box 5621
> Bloomington IL 61702-5621
> Phone: (309) 664-7814
> FAX: (309) 454-1768
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> Enid
> > I heard about the Linus Project
(http://www.projectlinus.org/index.shtml),
show/hide quoted text
> > which funnels handmade blankets to seriously ill children, about ten
years
show/hide quoted text
> > ago, and immediately began a (knitted) log cabin blanket. I have finally
> > declared it finished, and it needs to be on its way. Alas I cannot find
a
show/hide quoted text
> > postal address to send it to, and my email Sunday evening (via the
Project
show/hide quoted text
> > website) to the central Illinois chapter has gone unanswered. Does
anyone
show/hide quoted text
> > know a postal address I could send this very cozy blanket off to?
> > Picture at: http://www.georgiamorgan.net/html/knitting.htm
> > Georgia
> > http://georgiamorgan.net
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Posted by Midwest poster on December 13, 2006, 8:40 pm
According to the website, they want blankets to be sent to a local chapter.
Before sending it off to the National Headquarters, I recommend you contact
them about the lack of response from the local chapter.
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Jan in MN
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> Thanks a bunch. It'll be on its way tomorrow!
> Georgia
>> Project Linus National Headquarters
>> PO Box 5621
>> Bloomington IL 61702-5621
>> Phone: (309) 664-7814
>> FAX: (309) 454-1768
>> --
>> Enid
>> > I heard about the Linus Project
> (http://www.projectlinus.org/index.shtml),
>> > which funnels handmade blankets to seriously ill children, about ten
> years
>> > ago, and immediately began a (knitted) log cabin blanket. I have
>> > finally
>> > declared it finished, and it needs to be on its way. Alas I cannot find
> a
>> > postal address to send it to, and my email Sunday evening (via the
> Project
>> > website) to the central Illinois chapter has gone unanswered. Does
> anyone
>> > know a postal address I could send this very cozy blanket off to?
>> > Picture at: http://www.georgiamorgan.net/html/knitting.htm
>> > Georgia
>> > http://georgiamorgan.net
>
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Posted by Georgia on December 13, 2006, 9:56 pm
I did notice that--but the local chapter isn't likely to be any closer to me
than the national headquarters. I'm going to pack it up right now.
Georgia
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> According to the website, they want blankets to be sent to a local
chapter.
show/hide quoted text
> Before sending it off to the National Headquarters, I recommend you
contact
show/hide quoted text
> them about the lack of response from the local chapter.
> --
> Jan in MN
> > Thanks a bunch. It'll be on its way tomorrow!
> > Georgia
> >> Project Linus National Headquarters
> >> PO Box 5621
> >> Bloomington IL 61702-5621
> >> Phone: (309) 664-7814
> >> FAX: (309) 454-1768
> >> --
> >> Enid
> >> > I heard about the Linus Project
> > (http://www.projectlinus.org/index.shtml),
> >> > which funnels handmade blankets to seriously ill children, about ten
> > years
> >> > ago, and immediately began a (knitted) log cabin blanket. I have
> >> > finally
> >> > declared it finished, and it needs to be on its way. Alas I cannot
find
show/hide quoted text
> > a
> >> > postal address to send it to, and my email Sunday evening (via the
> > Project
> >> > website) to the central Illinois chapter has gone unanswered. Does
> > anyone
> >> > know a postal address I could send this very cozy blanket off to?
> >> > Picture at: http://www.georgiamorgan.net/html/knitting.htm
> >> > Georgia
> >> > http://georgiamorgan.net
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> which funnels handmade blankets to seriously ill children, about ten years
> ago, and immediately began a (knitted) log cabin blanket. I have finally
> declared it finished, and it needs to be on its way. Alas I cannot find a
> postal address to send it to, and my email Sunday evening (via the Project
> website) to the central Illinois chapter has gone unanswered. Does anyone
> know a postal address I could send this very cozy blanket off to?
> Picture at: http://www.georgiamorgan.net/html/knitting.htm
> Georgia
> http://georgiamorgan.net
>