A Ministry from the Heart

Threads of Love San Antonio is a non-profit, 501(c) organization dedicated to the production and distribution of clothing and care items to premature babies (living and deceased) serviced by local San Antonio hospitals, crisis pregnancy care centers and Any Baby Can. It is a faith-based ministry relying solely on volunteers and on donations or money or materials to be used for charitable purposes.  No officer, director or individual associated with the organization receives pay or remuneration for services rendered.  In addition, all items produced by Threads of Love are provided to recipients at no charge.


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OUR STORY

Before I formed you in the womb, I knew you.

Before you were born, I consecrated you.

Jeremiah 1:5

What We Do

Threads of Love, through the effort and support of many participants throughout San Antonio, provides clothing, blankets and other handmade articles for tiny premature and sick infants. We desire to show God’s love to the parents and loved ones of these babies in their time of uncertainty. Perhaps those who are experiencing incomprehensible pain then may know a peace and serenity that extends beyond the situation. We want to simply be there to bring the unsaid message of God’s presence and His infinite love and compassion.

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How can you help

  • Pray for Threads of love.
  • Contact us and ask for patterns, fabric and/or yarn to sew, crochet, quilt or knit for our chapter.
  • Tell a friend about Threads of Love. All willing hands are welcome to do sewing, quilting, crocheting, knitting, packing for delivery or for mailing to our out of town participants.
  • Consider donating baby fabric, yarn or other supplies.
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Threads of Love has donatED

2,666,744

packets for families in need

Threads of Love is a 501(c)3 organization and is governed by a Board of Directors. All board members serve freely and no one receives a salary, all money donated to Threads of Love goes toward meeting the needs of babies and their families.


How can you help? Learn how here.

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