Children helped children as part of a 4-H service project.
Pillowcases and blankets were sewed by area 4-H members and donated to the Western Kansas Child Advocacy Center on Thursday as part of their community service project Sewing for Service.
Jennifer La Salle, Kansas State University Extension Family and Community Wellness agent and 4-H agent, said the project began in 2019 as part of a grant she received from the Western Kansas Community Foundation. The 4-H (members) all got together and they learned a sewing skill as they were making these blankets and pillowcases and then they were learning to give back to the community with the skill they had learned (by donating), she said.