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My 2026 Charity Recipients for Crochet and Knit Kindness @ShezgotYarn @JuanTheYarnAddict #charity

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Want to share your crochet or knit love but don't know where to start? I've compiled a list of my favorite charities to donate knitted and crocheted items! Comment below and share your favorite charity organizations, we'd love to hear about them! For more information on the charities I mentioned (and others I love): @JuanTheYarnAddict @ShezgotYarn Knitted Knockers: https://www.knittedknockers.org/make-a-knocker/ Warm Up America https://warmupamerica.org/ Boggy Creek Campers: https://www.boggycreek.org/boggybears Random Act of Kindness Foundation: https://www.randomactsofkindness.org/ Knots of Love: https://www.knotsoflove.org/ Comfort for Critters: https://comfortforcritters.org/

About This Video

In this video I’m sharing my 2026 charity recipients for my Crochet and Knit Kindness giving—because if you’ve ever looked at your finished objects pile and thought, “Okay… who needs this the most?”, you are absolutely my people. I walk through the organizations I’m supporting and why I love them as donation destinations when you want your knitting or crochet to land in the right hands (and actually be useful). If you’re new to charity crafting, this is meant to be a friendly starting point, not a guilt trip—cozy, doable, and full of options. I also point you toward the links for each charity so you can check their current needs, guidelines, and where to ship. I mention Knitted Knockers, Warm Up America, Boggy Creek Campers (Boggy Bears), Random Acts of Kindness Foundation, Knots of Love, and Comfort for Critters—plus I shout out @JuanTheYarnAddict and @ShezgotYarn as part of the inspiration and community around this kind of making. My biggest takeaway: pick one cause that tugs at your heart, follow the charity’s specs, and let your stitches do some real-world good.

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