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RUMPELSTILTSKIN YARNS COMMU-KNIT-Y NIGHT KNITTING AND WINE TASTING EVENT
APRIL 30, 2009, SAYVILLE, NY |
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An evening dedicated to making baby hats for Schneider's Children's Hospital while enjoying a wine tasting presented by Down The Rabbit Hole Wine Boutique and gourmet delights by Rumpelstiltskin Yarns.
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Knitters and crocheters ready to participate.
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Angela D'Aguanno, owner Rumpelstiltskin Yarns.
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CARE TO KNIT FOURTH ANNIVERSARY SPRING EVENT
The Woodlands, Woodbury, NY - April 24, 2009 |
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Hand knit and crocheted donations on display.
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Event committee - Debbie Coyle, Phyllis Frisher, Ginny Beyrer, Alisa
Glick, Nardine Yopp, & Event Chair, Ellen Gravina
with Board Chair, Ivy Greenburg, (2nd from left) & Executive
Director, Ines Basso Glick (4th from left).
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Members of the Board of Directors - Ellen Miller, Ivy Greenburg,
Ellen Gravina, & Adirenne Puccio, with Ines Basso Glick.
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2009 CARE TO KNIT Honoree, Phyllis Frisher accepting the crystal bowl
award from Ines Basso Glick & Ivy Greenburg.
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Nancy Johnson, Betty Volpe, & Rebecca Windsor along with Ines Basso
Glick present blankets to Penny-Ann Antonio,
Program Director, Family Service League.
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Marti Pesce accepts baby items from Ines Basso Glick & Kari Maguda.
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Dr. Alan Roth, Director of Palliative Care at Jamaica Hospital,
addressing the guests.
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February 7, 2009 CARE TO KNIT hosts a Knit In
We donated 30 blankets made from over 403 squares! |
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Nancy Johnson, Betty Volpe and Linda Windsor chair the first Knit In on Long Island.
Adults and children came to knit and crochet blanket squares. The finished blankets
will be donated locally to the Family Service League and the Winthrop Pediatric
Cancer Center. They are pictured here with Ines Basso Glick, Executive Director of
CARE TO KNIT and Ivy Greenburg, Board Chair of CARE TO KNIT.
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Two local knitting groups, The Heartwarmers (led by Nancy Johnson and Linda
Windsor) and The Needlers (led by Betty Volpe) displayed their finished blankets
hanging in the back. On the stage were the raffles and information about knitting
shops. A Show & Tell of finished projects by our knitters was featured on the table.
Local knitting shops supported this event. We want to thank Three Black Sheep in
St. James, Knitting on the Lamb & the Knitting Corner in Huntington, Knitters
Therapy in Northport, and Infinite Yarns in Farmingdale for helping us advertise.
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Three Black Sheep even organized their knitters to make squares and will be
donating a finished blanket. Knitters Therapy kindly donated items to our raffle.
At one time we had over 80 people knitting and crocheting the blanket squares.
During the Knit In we had three demonstrations – An Adventure with Cables,
Creating a Project with the Drop Stitch, and How to Fix Your Mistakes. A special
thank you to our advanced knitters for sharing their expertise.
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A group of knitters volunteered to come and sew together the squares. They
worked all day and left with 7 blankets to finish. A special thank you to these
women.
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Needlers began knitting and crocheting before the event. Four completed blankets
were donated that day. We had fun at the Knit In and celebrated as each square was
finished by ringing a bell. All totaled, so far – we have 403 squares!! How thrilling
is that. The work is not finished. We must sew those squares together. So far, we
have 11 finished blankets!! It is amazing what a community can do when given the
challenge.
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Here are some of the finished blankets for all to see. The boys and girls that
receive
them are sure to feel the love that went into creating them.
 
 
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FAMILY SERVICE LEAGUE, HUNTINGTON,NY, FEBRUARY 2009 |
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Ines Basso Glick , Executive Director, gave a presentation to the social workers at the Family Service League. Pictured to her left is Penny-Ann Antonio, Program Director, accompanied by her staff.
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NETWORKING EVENT HONORS CARE TO KNIT, JANUARY 2009 |
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Sherry Leibowitz presents Board Chair,Ivy Greenburg and Executive Director,Ines Basso Glick, with a sign-in board of attendees who supported CTK by donating yarn. Sign-in board was generously donated by Together We Gather.
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MAY 29, 2008 THE BANK OF TOKYO-MITSUBISHI-UFJ HONORS CARE TO KNIT |
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BANK OF TOKYO-MITSUBISHI-UFJ Vice-President, Beth Gilroy (l), and Asst.
Vice-President, JJ Ko (r), present Ines Basso Glick, Executive
Director, and Ivy Greenburg, Board Chair of CARE TO KNIT, with
blankets made by their volunteers, The Purls of Hope, and a
ceremonial check from the proceeds of a blanket auction.
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BANK OF TOKYO-MITSUBISHI-UFJ CEO FOR THE AMERICAS, Mr. Yoshiaki Kawamata,
1st row center, with volunteers and Ines Basso Glick and Ivy Greenburg.
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CEO Mr. Yoshiaki Kawamata, center, with Ines Basso Glick (r) and Ivy
Greenburg (l) and The Purls of Hope volunteer knitters and crocheters.
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CARE TO KNIT THIRD ANNIVERSARY DINNER EVENT
The Woodlands, Woodbury, NY on APRIL 11, 2008 |
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Raffle prizes on display.
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Ivy Greenburg, Board Chair, and Ines Basso Glick, Executive Director present Gloria Cooper, 2008 Honoree, with CARE TO KNIT's crystal bowl award.
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Guests applauding honoree Gloria Cooper.
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Honoree, Gloria Cooper, addressing the guests.
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CARE TO KNIT visits Winthrop Hospital Cancer Center for Kids |
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Melissa Jordan, Project Coordinator, accepts children's chemo caps from Ivy Greenburg, CTK Board Chair.
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THREE BLACK SHEEP, ST. JAMES, NY, HOSTS CARE TO KNIT "THINK PINK"
COMMU-KNIT- Y SERVICE DAY - OCTOBER 2007 |
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Diana Kessler (center), owner of Three Black Sheep, is joined by her staff, (from left) Rebecca, Jennifer, Lynn, and Rebecca.
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Dolores Conner, CARE TO KNIT volunteer, knits along with Diana Kessler.
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Volunteers knitting chemo caps for breast cancer patients.
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CARE TO KNIT WELCOMES THE BEL AIRE KNIT-CHICKS |
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CARE TO KNIT Ambassador, Gloria Cooper, organizer of the Bel Aire Knit-Chicks, addresses the group, as Ivy Greenburg, Board Chair, looks on.
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Gloria thanks the group. Monthly meetings and individual knitting and crocheting have brought donations totaling hundreds.
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SUMMER COMMU-KNIT-Y DAY EVENT AT THE KNITTING CORNER, HUNTINGTON, NY |
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Staff member Lucie and owner Terri welcome volunteers to Commu-knit-y Day.
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Volunteers knitting hats for the Brooke Jackman Foundation's Brooke Pack Program.
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CARE TO KNIT Visits Jamaica Hospital |
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Ines Basso Glick, Executive Director, and Ivy Greenburg, Board Chair, present blankets to Felise Fox, Social Worker, Coordinator of the Palliative Care Unit and Dr. Alan Roth, Chairman, Jamaica Hospital Medical Center.
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A patient in the Palliative Care Unit receives a donated blanket from Ines Basso Glick, Ivy Greenburg and Felise Fox.
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CARE TO KNIT 2ND ANNIVERSARY DINNER EVENT
The Woodlands, Woodbury, NY on MAY 4, 2007 |
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Guests enjoying the evening. |
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CARE TO KNIT hand made donations on display.
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CARE TO KNIT Donates to Good Samaritan Hospital |
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Dr. Joseph G. Monge, Medical Director, Radiation Oncology Center, and staff welcome Board Member, Ellen Gravina, Karen Klein, Owner The Village Knitter, and Ines Basso Glick Executive Director. Dr. Monge and his staff gratefully accept chemo caps which were made by CTK volunteers at The Village Knitter's Commu-knit-y Service Day Event.
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A VISIT TO THE MARTIN LUTHER KING COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER |
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Administrator Peter Wong, Jo Anne Vaughn asst. to Ms. Cortes, and Virginia Cortes, asst. to Mr. Wong welcome Ines Basso Glick, Executive Director. Many warm items were donated to the families which the health center serves in Wyandanch and surrounding areas on Long Island.
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BOARD CHAIR, IVY H. GREENBURG, VISITS PARK AVENUE SCHOOL
North Merrick, NY |
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Ivy H. Greenburg, invited guest of Ms.Panchyn's 4th grade class, addressing the children, discussing CARE TO KNIT and the concept of giving back.
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Ms.Panchyn, teacher aides, and children present Ivy H. Greenburg and CARE TO KNIT with the blanket and scarves they made which will be given to needy children on Long Island.
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