Philanthropy

CHILDREN”S AUXILIARY TOY STORE 2019.

The Toy Store Needs a Home!!

One month to go and the Auxiliary Toy Store does not yet have a space to be! Please contact them www.csavc.org if you know of a suitable place in  Ventura, Oxnard or Camarillo!

If you are interested in Volunteering at our Toy Store please follow this link to have volunteers sign up:

 https://vcfd.galaxydigital.com/need/?s=1&need_init_id=2521  

If you are interested in Collecting Toys we have some great materials to best support you, follow this link for additional details:

 http://www.csavc.org/toydrive.html or toy & gift suggestions for different ages: http://www.csavc.org/toy-gift-suggestions.html

 If you are a family that lives in Ventura County and is in need or are underserved in our community please visit our website for more details on how to sign up: www.csavc.org

The Ventura Modern Quilt Guild maintains its 501(c)3 status in part by making quilts and other textile items and donating them to chosen local charitable concerns, supporting children and others in need.

 

Our 2019 Philanthropy projects include:

Ventura Public Health Nurses
Our goal is 50 baby quilts for the Mother’s and Babies classes.
GOAL ACHIEVED! Thanks to everyone who contributed

and

Children’s Auxiliary
Every year this organization has a Christmas Store for foster families to come and choose Christmas gifts for their children. Our goal is to furnish quilts and other handmade items. They especially need quilts for older boys-10+. These guys seem to miss out and they love to get a quilt!
  

Our 2015 projects were donated to

 

May 2015: Ventura Modern Quilt Guild presented six quilts to Board Member Jim Duran, who accepted the donations on behalf of City Center, which provides a transitional living center for homeless individuals and families in Ventura.

 

October 2015: Mary Kerrigan, Executive Director of Step Up Ventura, accepts quilts made by Ventura Modern Quilt Guild members during their October Meeting. Step Up Ventura’s mission is “to stop the cycle of homelessness and trauma, strengthen parent-child relationships, and promote the well-being of homeless children and their families by providing attachment-based, trauma-informed all day therapeutic infant and toddler care and preschool for homeless children aged zero through five.”

2014

Our 2014 quilts were donated to Children’s Services Auxiliary of Ventura County.

 

Members of Ventura Modern Quilt Guild make philanthropy quilts at superbuzzy, August 2014. Thanks to Kept in Stitches blog for the photo.

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