St Elizabeth of Hungaria - wed to a prince, she made a practice of bringing bread from the royal larders to feed the poor and hungry. In the face of strong opposition, her bread turned to roses.

We, at Sunday Knits, encourage the practice of compassion and the action of stewardship and give our regular support to the following worthy organizations:

The Carter Center www.cartercenter.org
American Friends Service Committee
          www.afsc.org
Doctors Without Borders
           www.doctorswithoutborders.org
Habitat for Humanity www.habitat.org
Heifer International www.heifer.org
Environmental Defense
           www.environmental defense.org
NRDC www.nrdc.org
Sierra Club www.sierraclub.org

Besides right here, find Sunday Knits yarn, patterns and kits at these fine establishments:

Knitche  in Downer's Grove, IL

CReations  in Ennis, MT

Ruhamas  in Milwaukee, WI

Frivolous Fibers  in St Michaels, MD

Main Street Yarns  Watkinsville, GA

Sunflower Fibers  in Fayetteville, NC

Pick Up Sticks  in Newmarket, Ontario Canada

Unwind Yarn Shop in Burnsville, MN

Annette Petavy Designs  en fran�ais

Yarning for Ewe in Atlanta, GA

Knitterly resources:

Deep South Fibers - pattern source connecting independent designers and local yarn shops everywhere

Knitters Review - online weekly knitting magazine and marvelous yarn information resource

Ravelry - wonderful online knit and crochet community

Twist Collective  - beautiful quarterly webazine for knitters

Vogue Knitting Live fabulous event

Colorful Stitches beautiful yarns designs and supplies

Interweave Knits - quarterly knitting magazine of long-standing excellence

TechKnitting - blog filled with excellent tips and techniques

In the Loop - World Financial Center knits and crochets for charity

Melanie's link from Camp Price Cabin #9:  - Hooked! The Ultimate Crochet Resource