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Author: Sarah Congleton
Major Program: Master Clothing Volunteer
Sew WHAT?!, a transformative sewing program, has blossomed into a beacon of community empowerment, providing a space where diverse individuals come together to learn, create, and build valuable life skills. Under the dedicated guidance of three experienced master clothing volunteers, the program has expanded its reach and impact, enriching the lives of participants from all walks of life.At its core, Sew WHAT?! is a program designed to teach the art of sewing, fostering creativity and self-expre
Author: Elizabeth Maxedon
Describe the Issue or Situation.The mission was to provide a small taste of home to our deployed troops, who selflessly sacrifice so much for our safety and freedom. The United States military personnel face challenging and unfamiliar environments, making the significance of receiving handmade pillowcases far more significant than just bedding. Deployed men and women often endure long periods of separation from their families and loved ones. Handmade pillowcases symbolize their connection to hom
Author: Christina A. Martin
The Russell County 4-H program has collaborated with the University of Kentucky Master Volunteer for Clothing program for over seven years to offer hand and machine sewing opportunities to young people across the county. In 2018, Russell County had two 4-H volunteers graduate from the Master Volunteer for Clothing program through the University of Kentucky. Since 2016, these volunteers have taught several tweens and teens these basic life skills. In the summer of 2024, the MVC’
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