Custer Piecemaker's Quilt Guild

Philanthropy

Quilts of Valor
Custer Piecemaker's Quilt Guild registered with the Quilts of Valor organization in 2013 with the primary purpose of making and donating quilts to veterans who vacation at Operation Black Hills Cabin in Custer.
 Kathleen Kowalski is the primary contacts for this project.
Phillis Terrell - provides Table Runners to individuals that received quilts previously
 

• 2013 - 10 quilts presented
• 2014 - 16 quilts presented
• 2015 - 14 quilts presented
• 2016 - 13 quilts presented
• 2017 - 12 quilts presented
• 2018 - 16 quilts presented
• 2019 - 15 quilts presented
• 2020
• 2021
• 2022

Quilts for Kids

Custer Piecemaker's Quilt Guild donated quilts to children placed in foster care after being removed from their homes where they suffered abuse or neglect.
Phillis Terrell is the primary contact for this project.

• 2011 - 17 quilts presented

• 2012 - 29 quilts presented

• 2013 - 39 quilts presented

• 2014 - 18 quilts presented

• 2015 - 25 quilts presented

• 2016 - 10 quilts presented
• 2017 - 18 quilts presented
• 2018 - 41 quilts presented
• 2019 - 32 quilts presented
• 2020
• 2021
• 2022

Pillowcases

Custer Piecemaker's Quilt Guild, in conjunction with Custer Regional Hospital, makes bright, colorful, and age-appropriate pillowcases for children who are hospitalized overnight.  The pillowcases are sent home with the children.
Karen Krause is the primary contact for this project.

• 2012 - 42 pillowcases presented
• 2014 - 68 pillowcases presented
• 2017 - 70 pillowcases presented
• 2018 - 98 pillowcases presented
• 2019
• 2020
• 2021 - 74 pillowcases presented

• 2022 - 70 pillowcases presented

Families in Need
Custer Piecemaker's Quilt Guild provides a quilt to local families who suffer loss of their home through disaster or fire.  
Karen Kraus is the primary contact for this project.