Rockingham Arts and Crafts Association president Jacqi Beaumont hands over a cheque to SOUL’s Patty Powell.
Camera IconRockingham Arts and Crafts Association president Jacqi Beaumont hands over a cheque to SOUL’s Patty Powell. Credit: Supplied/Supplied

Rockingham Arts and Crafts Association donates money to help homeless

Tim SlaterWeekend Kwinana Courier

THE Rockingham Arts and Crafts Association donated $100 to the SOUL Soup Patrol to help feed homeless people in Rockingham.

The association raised the funds from a crochet-making project after inviting the public to knit a square for charity.

President Jacqi Beaumont said the squares were crocheted together to form blankets, which were sold at the Creative Crafts gift shop.

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Ms Beaumont said the shop was run by volunteers from the arts and crafts association who all shared a love of crafting.

“Soul was chosen to receive the funds due to their community involvement in feeding the homeless and their new project Village Women,” she said.