Getting Donated Fleece Fabric?

I'd make a list of all the stores near you that sell the fabric. Then call each of them and ask them if they'd be willing to donate even a small bit (however much you need to make a child's blanket). Make sure that you ask for the store manager when you call. If they can't donate the fabric, or even if they can, you can also ask them if they could give you a discount on some fabric if you get donations to buy some. You could call companies and ask them for donations (even if it's $5) to buy the fabric. If they need a little incentive, you could offer to put a little tag on each blanket (a little piece of paper attached by a piece of yarn or something) stating that it was donated by the following people, and then list them as one of them. If you write them a thank you letter for their donation, and explain that you donated the finished product to a non profit cause, it may be tax deductable as well. You could also ask your local girl scout, boy scout, cub scout troops, or Red Cross. Good luck!

I'd also ask on FreeCycle or Craigslist for your area, letting people know what you plan to do. Maybe some people have some fleece they'd give you.

Would large scraps work?

Samantha's suggestions were right on. Fabric Stores might give you ends of bolts that they can't sell. To prove that you do donate to charity, you might get a letter from the the charity you donated to, saying who you are and about your donation. Make sure it is on an official letter head from the charity. When I worked for a non-profit organization, we sent letters to company's or places of business on our official letterhead.

Leann

December 11, 20080 found this helpful

Try www.freecycle.org and put in your location. Freecyle is where you can ask for things for free. You would be surprised what people have to give away.

janet-butler

March 24, 20170 found this helpful

We are looking for donations for our stitch in time group. I am 76 years old and live at Treemont Retirement Community on Harvest Hill Road. Wehoul have a Stitch in Time Sewing group and make items for hospitalized patients; soft neck pillows, knitted hats for children who have cancer, adult bibs, preemie clothes, walker bags, and heart pillows to love of those who are suffering.

I am only seeking free donations...Our donated fabrics are running low, so I am reaching out to anyone who might have extra fabrics they can donate. We do not drive, so would appreciate any delivery you could spare.

Thank you for any consideration you might have.
Janet Butler
5550 Harvest Hill Road
W143
Dallas, Texas 75230
214-272-3627

cruzpriscilla890

August 27, 20200 found this helpful

Hello, I have a lot of fleece fabrics to donate and possible fee for some. I am moving to sr home and will be limited in space. Would like to donate and would love to speak more!!!! Just reply to regular email, do not any Facebook, etc!!!!