At Station Stitchers, every quilt we create is a message of hope, comfort, and community. Since our founding, our volunteers have handcrafted and donated more than 5,000 quilts to neighbors in need throughout Loudoun County, Virginia.

Our quilts find their way to people facing life’s toughest challenges—newborns in the Inova Cares Clinic for Women, children in foster care, patients in hospice, survivors at the Loudoun Area Women’s Shelter, and individuals experiencing homelessness. We partner with local hospitals, shelters, care centers, and community organizations to ensure our quilts reach those who need them most, from babies and children to seniors and families.

Though we may not always meet each recipient, the heartfelt stories and gratitude we hear from our partners remind us of the warmth and reassurance a quilt can bring. Whether it’s a child comforted during a difficult time, a patient uplifted in the hospital, or a family finding hope in a shelter, our mission remains the same: to wrap our community in kindness, one quilt at a time.

Join us in stitching together a stronger, more caring Loudoun County.