Calvary's Quilt Ministry is a tangible way to express love to our neighbors in need both locally and internationally. Quilts can be used as warm bedding, simple tents or floor coverings. Each one reflects God's loving presence in a world filled with suffering. Compassionate people just like you have put their faith into action and donate money, fabric, batting, 45mm rotary blades, yarn, thread, and twin flat sheets so the Calvary Quilt Ministry can make quilts for people in need at home and around the world.
The Calvary Quilt Ministry creates hundreds of twin size quilts that are sent to the Lutheran World Relief and to local charities. Your quilting supply gift will reach individuals who are living in some of the most remote and forsaken regions of the world. These gifts of love make life brighter, softer, and a bit more comfortable for those individuals who are struggling with chronic poverty, illness, natural disaster and conflict.
Items in need include:
45 mm Rotary Blades
Cotton Quilt Batting
Fabric
Thread
Twin Flat Sheets
Yarn
Financial donations are also an acceptable method.
Donations
All donations can be sent to the following location:
Calvary Lutheran Church
Attention: Quilt Ministry
1302 S. Ridge Road
Green Bay, WI 54304
THANK YOU so much for your donations to such a worthwhile cause!
History of Giving
Since 2008, 2,708 quilts were donated to the following organizations supporting those in need. Some of those missions include:
9th Street Mission
AIDS Resource Center
Baird House
DePere Schools
Freedom House
Golden House
Green Bay Schools
Hope House
Jackie Nitschke Center
Libertas
Lutheran World Relief
NEW Community Shelter
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Simply Smiles
Sleep in Heavenly Peace
Women’s Victory Life
In 2022, there were 135 quilts sent to Lutheran World Relief, quilts to Sleep in Heavenly Peace, and Anne Jackson School.
In the last 2 years, fleece was donated to our efforts. We made 45 hats and many mittens last year and are on track to make 65 hats and many mittens. These have been donated to the Green Bay and West DePere school districts for students in need.