As part of our World of Quilts Show, NSQG runs a raffle whose net proceeds benefit a not-for-profit charitable organization selected by Guild members.
The grand prize is a bed-sized quilt constructed by Guild members.
Tickets can be purchased at the Quilt Show or from NSQG members.
The drawing for the Charity Raffle Quilt and any other prizes is held at the May NSQG meeting.
You do not need to be present to win.

2020 Charity - New Dawn

New Dawn Family Resource Center of Northern Westchester provides and expands support for programs and services for victims of domestic abuse, sexual assault , elder abuse and human trafficking. We accomplish this providing a safe place where victims can receive coordinated and accessible free services. Services it supports include individual counseling, advocacy, legal assistance, peer support and other holistic opportunities to heal.

Our mission is to provide and expand support for programs and services for victims of domestic abuse, sexual assault , elder abuse and human trafficking. We accomplish this providing a safe place where victims can receive coordinated and accessible free services. Services it supports include individual counseling, advocacy, legal assistance, peer support and other holistic opportunities to heal. Save

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2020 Prizes - Tickets $1 or 6 for $5

Grand Prize:

Sunshine Star Cabins

This year’s charity raffle quilt ‘Sunshine Star Cabins’ was designed and coordinated by Pat Julian, pieced by NSQG members, and quilted by Angela Vertucci.The quilt is queen/king size (102″ x 102″) and composed of traditional Log Cabin blocks set on point in a variety of blues, yellows, and whites.

First Prize:

Bernina Sewing Machine donated by Pins and Needles, Mt. Kisco, NY.

For next time...

If you would like to nominate a future charity, please read our Charity Guidelines.

If you or a group of friends are interested in overseeing the design and construction of a future raffle quilt, the process is  spread over almost two years with assistance from guild members:

– getting the design approved by the Board by the end of the current year guild season
– setting up for construction over the summer months
– overseeing the piecing, quilting, and binding thru the following year guild season and summer
– getting the quilt photographed over that second summer
– presenting the finished quilt to the membership at the second season September guild meeting.

Contact info: charitable@northernstarquilters.com