A Blanket of Hope: How Project Linus comforts children one quilt at a time
Volunteers focus on completing their quilts for "Quiltsgiving". Photo by Randy Pace
Date: November 17, 2025
By Randy Pace
The Augusta chapter of Project Linus filled a room with sewing machines, the colors of fabric, and over 100 volunteers determined to bring comfort to children facing some of life’s hardest moments.
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