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The Love Project

Here at Safe Harbor, we have initiated a campaign called “The Love Project.”

Every month, we give handmade gifts to nominated families, victims of abuse, individuals facing sickness and terminal illness, deployed soldiers and military families, and many more. In the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, we expanded The Love Project to bless essential workers with handmade masks and quilts as we seek to reciprocate the love and service they show us everyday.

We are very proud of the growth of The Love Project since its launch. With the help of our volunteers and partners, we have gifted over 365 quilts and pillows. Safe Harbor has the vision to reach 100 million quilt giveaways and your love and support of our campaign can help us do so!

Visit The Love Project page to learn more about our project, how to nominate a family or individual in our monthly giveaway, and how you can donate or partner with us to help us continue the growth of The Love Project.

We are expanding “The Love Project” throughout many other regions, both nationally and internationally.

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