
Earlier this year, my quilt group made 30 plus quilts for a summer Hospice of Kona camp for children who had lost a sibling or a parent in the past year. This was the first time one of these camps was held in Kona but they are held by hospices all over the country. All the quilts we made were of Hawaiian prints. Each child received a quilt of their own, a teddy bear with a Camp Erin necklace and a backpack.
Originally this camp was supposed to be held at the beach but was moved to a ranch up the mountain. So the quilts came in very handy. We heard kids were wearing them all the time around camp. The nights got down into the high 30's! You can see some of the kids with quilts around them at the campfire.
