"SWS Youth" - Friday night 5-7:00pm projects for kids ages 11-18. Bring snacks to share!
"All SWS" - Saturday morning 9-10:30am project for kids ages 6+ and their families! Bring $5/person or $15/family suggested donation.
"All SWS" - Saturday morning 9-10:30am project for kids ages 6+ and their families! Bring $5/person or $15/family suggested donation.
2024
- SWS Youth. January 19, Friday Night Service Fun
- SWS Youth, February 16 Friday Night Service Fun
- SWS Youth, March 15 Friday Night Service Fun
- SWS Youth, April 26 Friday Night Service Fun
- MORE TBD!
For those who would like to contribute but can't attend our projects, please consider helping by making your own contributions. Take a look at this SWS@home page for patterns and instructions or look at ideas below. https://www.servingwithsmiles.org/p/do-sws-wherever-you-are.html
Email Elizabeth Jeffrey about drop-off locations. thejeffreyfamily@hotmail.com
We would very much appreciate if you could make these items at home, and bring them to us so we can distribute them to our contacts. Here are our most needed items that we think are great for making at home. As always, find instructions under the SWS at Home tab:
QUILTS! Quilts are the most important thing we donate because they provide warmth, comfort, and protection. Go to our quilt instruction page to learn how.
HAT LOOMS keep little heads all over the world warm. You can order a hat loom on amazon here. Make sure to not use thin yarn.
BABY RECEIVING BLANKETS are also very valuable and we include them in precious newborn kits
ORIGAMI is super fun for the maker and receiver. Watch our tutorial on how to make an origami kit
HUMANITARIAN KITS. Your group can make kits at home! We admit this can get really expensive (one of the perks of SWS group projects), but look for sales, get creative, and you'll know what to do.
SERVE AROUND YOU! SWS is not the only way to serve. Look for opportunities all around you to do kind deeds, give loves to someone who is lonely, and reach outside to someone in need!
HAT LOOMS keep little heads all over the world warm. You can order a hat loom on amazon here. Make sure to not use thin yarn.
BABY RECEIVING BLANKETS are also very valuable and we include them in precious newborn kits
ORIGAMI is super fun for the maker and receiver. Watch our tutorial on how to make an origami kit
HUMANITARIAN KITS. Your group can make kits at home! We admit this can get really expensive (one of the perks of SWS group projects), but look for sales, get creative, and you'll know what to do.
SERVE AROUND YOU! SWS is not the only way to serve. Look for opportunities all around you to do kind deeds, give loves to someone who is lonely, and reach outside to someone in need!
There are many local organizations who could really use help. Please consider donating to them, or donating to us (humanitarian items, not food pantry items) and we give to them:
Tabitha's Way in American Fork
Email Elizabeth Jeffrey at thejeffreyfamily@hotmail.com if you have further questions. Thank you for all you do to make this world a better, happier place!
