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TLC For Angels was founded on the belief that every child deserves a good start
It is heart-wrenching to realize how many babies are
born into the world without a warm blanket or proper clothing. When our donations are presented to hospitals, consisting mainly of
hand crafted clothing and blankets, we only provide for a small portion of the millions of babies born each year in the U.S. But if we can
make a difference in just one life, we are rewarded. If one more child goes home with a blanket or sweater to keep them warm, if one
more little angel is dressed in a beautiful bereavement gown which helps the parents begin their healing process, if one more mother smiles
because she has just learned that someone cares, we have been successful in working towards our goals.
In the spring of 2000, following these beliefs, TLC for Angels became a 501(c)3 IRS approved non-profit organization. This site was created to let people know of TLC's existence, functions and goals. To encourage other individuals to join forces with TLC to build a strong network of crafters to help Angels who need an extra touch of "Tender Loving Care".
We select 3 hospitals each year to deliver donations of handmade items consisting of hats, booties, blankets, sweaters, buntings, take-me-home
ensembles, toys, activity kits, bereavement gowns, etc., generously and lovingly created by crafters located across the U.S. and
internationally who sew, crochet or knit. For the benefit of those who would like to help but feel they are crafting-challenged, we have
created ideas of how to help, such as our Angel Caches along with several other suggestions.
This group is all-volunteer, there are no salaries or compensations paid and all gifts are given to the babies and their parents free of charge.
Why Is This Important?
Every hour 3 babies die.
Print our brochure to give out at a local event or to send to a friend, or put up our flyer with tear-off tabs at your local shopping center (with their permission). (Word doc)
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