Each year, the United States and Canada salute our hospitalized veterans during the week leading up to Valentine’s Day. We can all help boost the morale of our wounded veterans by making Valentines for Veterans and delivering them to our local VA Hospital.

We asked bloggers to volunteer to make Valentines for Veterans and earn a donation of clothing from Dollar Days for Sew Much Comfort.

I’ve been touring the bloggers who have already posted and am incredibly touched not only by their efforts but also by the comments from their readers…

We have an exciting February project that would allow you to put a smile on the face of a hospitalized veteran and earn a great donation for an excellent cause: Sew Much Comfort.

Valentines for Veterans is a project to boost the morale of Veterans during National Salute to Hospitalized Veterans Week (February 7-13).

Sew Much Comfort provides adaptive clothing for wounded veterans, through the volunteer efforts of seamstresses and donations of clothing and fabric.

Dollar Days will sponsor a large clothing donation to Sew Much Comfort in honor of the National Salute to Hospitalized Veterans Week…

Not only is Sesame Street a favorite of children everywhere, it is an excellent program for teaching about compassion.

We had the opportunity to work with Sesame Street Live “When Elmo Grows Up” to arrange giveaways on three blogs, plus provide tickets to three New York City-area children’s charities.

Bloganthropy.org bloggers, Debbie Bookstaber of Mamanista, Candace Lindemann of Mamanista & Naturally Educational, Veronique Christensen of Little Elephants, Sarah Peppel of Genesis Moments and DIY Frugal, are bringing Toy Donations from Corolle, LeapFrog, Steiff, Scholastic & Klutz to Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia and Schneider Children’s Hospital on Long Island as part of our first project.

Children recuperating from surgery and battling illnesses benefit from play therapy and from knowing others are thinking of them. Families need to focus their energy on helping their children recover and generous individuals, organizations, and corporations can provide support in the form of products, financial contributions, and volunteer hours…