Working to Help Colorado Fire Victims

We know it's been awhile, but we've been busy!  Recently we were able to send 115 quilts to Indian Reservations in SD and AZ, 50 quilts to Mexico and on Thursday, June 28, we sent 45 quilts (the first of many) to Colorado Springs to aid those devastated by the Waldo Fire.

Our hearts are heavy for our neighbors who have lost so much with the many recent fires in Colorado.  Over the next month, we will focus our efforts to help those affected by the fires.  In addition to those quilts being made at Kidz Quiltz (we're open to the public for sewing Monday - Friday, from 10a - 5p), we are accepting donations of new or nearly new quilts at our facility.  These quilts/blankets will be distributed to those who so desperately need our help right now as they piece their lives back together.

For more information, please contact Wilma Hamilton at 303-857-8600.

Can You See the Love in These Quilts??!!!

Fly-In at Ft. Lupton Airport

Kidz Quiltz raising awareness and money at the Fly-In at the Ft. Lupton Airport.

Wilma & Lyle at our booth.

Deann and Sandy taking a turn at the booth. Deann knows how to raise money to help pay off our building. Because of her and generous donors, we owe less than $4,000!

Rodger taking a break. Looks like he's enjoying his food - or maybe Lyle just made a joke.
Wilma and Roger back to work.

Water-Proof Canvas on Its Way to Haiti

Kidz Quiltz dropped off over 300 yards of water-proof canvas at Magnalab in Longmont, CO today.

They are collecting only non-perishable goods for the Haiti earthquake victims. All goods collected will be shipped to the International Red Cross in Haiti. For more information, please visit http://haitineeds.com/.

Work Day

We recently purchased and moved into our building. Thanks to all our great volunteers who helped us clean and get things moved in.

Cleaning and organizing shelves.
Tearing out a counter to make more room for quilting tables.

It's beginning to come together.

Washing tables and chairs.

Tearing out the former 'band stand'.

Putting up shelves.Ripping up carpet.

Putting books away.

Washing blinds.

Finishing bringing in the rest of the items from storage.

Open House

Kidz Quiltz had a successful Open House that we hope will be the first of many.





To date, Kidz Quiltz has distributed 1,827 quilts to children in need.


We had a silent auction to help raise much needed funds.




Kidz Quiltz youngest supporter putting a quarter into the "Change Changes Lives" jug.


Board Member, Nancy Masdin, and one of our volunteers hard at work.

Wilma Hamilton, Founder, setting up a volunteer on a sewing machine. Kidz Quiltz has been blessed to have their 8 sewing machines donated by gracious suppporters.

Many people came in to see what Kidz Quiltz is all about.


Volunteers teaching volunteers to tie-tack quilts.

Hard at work.

Teamwork.

Catching up with friends along the way.
We had about 60 people attend our Open House. We hope to raise more awareness throughout the local communities.

Thanks to all our supporters and volunteers!