Women donate handmade quilts, scarves to Justice Center
Lori Vance, from left, Jill Taylor, Kayla Morris, Desiree Tubbs, Kaitlin Hadfield and Brianne Tubbs presented 41 handmade quilts and scarves to the Children’s Justice Center on Aug. 25.
Monday, September 26, 2011
Esther Short — The Children’s Justice Center received a donation of 41 quilts and scarves from a group of 200 women and girls from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints’ Vancouver Washington West Stake Girls Camp 2011. The gifts were presented Aug. 25 at a Justice Center board meeting. “It’s so wonderful to see such generosity coming from our youth community, and these quilts will make a difference in comforting children who visit our center at a time of stress,” said Mary Blanchette, director of the center. The center provides a safe place for young victims of abuse and their non-offending family members.
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