What a great few days at the 2026 NE Ohio Quilt Show at Ashland University! We enjoyed meeting so many people, talking about our mission, and sharing how handmade projects make a difference in the lives of people throughout our communities.
Thank you to everyone who stopped by the Acts 4 Love table. Whether you came to learn more about our organization, see some of the projects our volunteers create, ask about getting involved, or simply say hello, we appreciated the opportunity to meet you.
We also want to thank everyone who entered our giveaway! Your interest and support helped make the event even more special.
The show offered plenty for quilting enthusiasts to enjoy, including vendors, quilt displays, classes, and a special raffle featuring a Civil War-themed quilt.
Sharing Our Mission Through Handmade Projects
Acts 4 Love is made up of volunteers who create handmade comfort items for cancer patients, children, veterans, local law enforcement, and others facing difficult circumstances.
Our projects include quilts, cancer capes, pillows, pillowcases, port pillows, ice and heat packs, pocket prayers, and much more. Each item is made with care and given to someone who could use a little extra comfort and encouragement.
Events like the NE Ohio Quilt Show give us a chance to introduce more people to our organization, share what our volunteers do, and connect with others who may want to help.
Thank You for Supporting Acts 4 Love
We're grateful to A Quilter's Destination for bringing the quilting community together in Ashland, and to everyone who took time to visit our table during the show.
A special thank-you goes to the volunteers who helped make our participation possible. Your time and dedication allow us to continue making and sharing handmade items with people who need them.
We had a wonderful time at the 2026 NE Ohio Quilt Show and look forward to being back for the 2027 event!
If you missed us at the show but would like to learn more about Acts 4 Love or find out how you can get involved, visit our website. There are many ways to make a difference, and you don't have to know how to sew to help.