To get involved in our Quilt for a Cause program, learn more below.
Oncology floors can be chilly and sometimes chemotherapy medications can make patients feel even more cold. At many hospitals patients are encouraged to bring a quilt for warmth. If you are a quilter, and would like to donate a chemo quilt to a patient undergoing chemotherapy for glioblastoma, here is all the information you need to get started.
Quilt Size: The quilt should be large enough to tuck under the feet and go all the way up to the neck while seated. We recommend a length and width of 70″x46″
Quilt Material: Warm cuddle fabrics would be a great backing to provide patients with warmth and comfort.
Durability: The quilts should be quilted with a tight pattern, no more than a few inches in between.
Memory quilts are a wonderful way to keep a loved one’s memory alive. A quilt is something that can be used by families of patients lost to glioblastoma to keep their loved one close. If you would like to make a memory quilt for someone lost to glioblastoma, we recommend a simple square quilt with sashing and 12.5in squares of fabric.
If you would like to make a memory quilt for a glioblastoma patient, please contact us so we can identify a family for you.
Sign up to create a quilt for a patient impacted by glioblastoma. Complete the form below and start quilting!
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Glioblastoma Foundation
2451 Croasdaile Farm Parkway Suite 109
Durham, NC 27705