HIV/AIDS Task Force needs donations

June 20, 2004

NH Business Review Staff,

The Southern NH HIV/AIDS Task Force, 111 Locke St., Suite 101, is looking for donations to start a quilting project for individuals and families living with or affected by HIV.

The idea is to provide an on-site quilting studio where members can learn to make quilts for themselves or others in the community.

As well as providing a creative outlet, the studio will give people an opportunity to focus on something other than illness; to be together for a positive purpose.

The task force is in need of a few working sewing machines, fabric, batting and thread, as well as general sewing and rotary cutting supplies.

For a delivery time for donations, call 595-8464. Monetary contributions are also welcome, and can be earmarked for quilting.

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