The Knit For Kids Program is Rewarding

The Knit For Kids program is really easy to get involved with, easy to understand and filled with a lifetime of rewards. It works like this:
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The Knit For Kids Program is Rewarding

The Knit For Kids program is really easy to get involved with, easy to understand and filled with a lifetime of rewards. It works like this:

Grab your needles

Simply start knitting from one of these free patterns or select your own. We accept caps, sweaters and blankets in sizes for babies and children. You have the option to do this by youself, join a knitting group or join an online knitting community. However you wish to do it, all it takes is grabbing your needles.

Send final knitted products to us

Package up your final products and mail them to our sorting facility in Pennsylvania. You can send items all year long. Feel free to include a small financial donation to help offset the international shipping costs.

We deliver your items to kids in need

Our containers filled with your items leave the docks of the US a few times a month with destinations throughout Africa, Asia and parts of Europe. We send the items where the need is the greatest.

NOT A KNITTER?

There are still plenty of ways to help the Knit For Kits program.

Learn How to Knit

Knitting is really fun and rewarding, especially when you can make a difference in a child's life.
We've included some video links to help you learn:
Knitting for Beginners | Hobby Lobby®
How to Knit: Easy for Beginners
Learn Tunisian Crochet Basics!!!

Sponsor a Child

World Vision is a global relief organization that is committed to helping children in every corner of the world. The World Vision teams provide local leadership and support communities with water, health, education and food programs.

Donate

Your finances help provide the shipping costs to get our knitted products to areas in most need. Each item costs World Vision approximately $5 to package, ship and deliver to children throughout the world. Please consider helping us to offset some of the costs to provide knitted items to children.