ReTextile Quilts

Today is DAY 1 of first ever fundraiser! Over the next few weeks, participating clubs and their members will donate to ReTextile and receive keychains. The club who makes the most donations will win a handmade heart quilt to show our appreciation! To donate, visit our LinkTree and donate $5 via Venmo. Make sure to let your club officers know you donated so they can keep track and get you your keychain!

January is Human Trafficking Awareness Month. Created in 2010, the month serves to raise awareness about what human trafficking is, how to prevent it and support survivors and anti-human trafficking efforts.

ReTextile recently donated 12 quilts to

Residents living in their long-term therapeutic housing will receive these quilts to decorate their rooms.

Thank you to our wonderful volunteers and the staff at TVF for making this donation possible!

Want an easy way to help ReTextile this holiday season?

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Today we donated 12 quilts to Refuge for Women North Texas!

This is our biggest donation yet, and we couldn't be more excited to be giving quilts to another safe home that is making such a wonderful difference in our community.

Swipe to see some of these beautiful quilts made by ReTextile volunteers.

If you are interested in helping us make quilts for future donations, please message us. We are happy to provide quilt kits!

HOW DOES RETEXTILE WORK?

ReTextile has three main areas of interest: comforting human trafficking victims, making quilts, and using eco-friendly practices.

1) HUMAN TRAFFICKING

The University of Texas at Austin estimates that there are over 300,000 human trafficking victims in Texas. This population remains highly overlooked.

2) QUILTING

Many people know the comfort a blanket can bring. We seek comfort this overlooked and vulnerable group with unique, handmade quilts.

3) ECO-FRIENDLY

We want to be conscious of our environmental impact, so we make all of our quilt tops out of fabric that was going to be thrown away or going unused.

If you want to help us make quilts for human trafficking survivors, DM us or fill out the volunteer interest form on our website (link in bio).

Today we are celebrating ReTextile's 1st birthday! It's hard to believe that ReTextile has been around for one whole year. This year, we've donated several quilts, gotten teens involved in the quilting process, and achieved 501(c)(3) certification!

We're beyond excited to see what comes next! If you aren't involved already, visit our website to join us in building ReTextile and in supporting human trafficking victims in our community.