
DRESS A GIRL AROUND THE WORLD
What Is It?: A program that “delivers dresses & hope to girls in need & at risk around the world,” including within the U.S. The program is run by Hope 4 Women International, a Christian organization based in Arizona.
Help Needed: Make simple cotton sundresses from instructions provided; the dresses are then delivered to needy girls.
Minimum Age to Volunteer: None, but volunteers should be able to sew a simple but high-quality dress.
Help Needed
SEW SUNDRESSES
Make simple cotton sundresses from instructions provided, then deliver the dresses to our local contact (see below) or mail them to Dress a Girl’s Arizona headquarters. The dresses are then hand-delivered to needy girls.
“Gather your friends, family, co-workers, church group, etc and have a fun night of sewing once a week, or monthly, or do a one-time marathon.”
SEW HYGIENE KITS AND/OR SEWING KITS
Each hygiene kit consists of 2 panties, 10 pads, 2 liners, 1 soap, 1 washcloth, and 1 backpack. These sanitary supplies are hard to obtain in the areas that DAG serves, and older girls cannot attend school without them. The sewing kit is a drawstring pouch filled with sewing necessities. DAG has specific patterns for these kits.
Please provide additional information. I am an advisor for a 4-H group looking to participate in community activities. Thank you.
Hi Ms. Smith-Evans,
To volunteer with Dress a Girl Around the World, you can make the dresses using these guidelines and the guidelines posted on our ServeforGood.org listing (called DAG Sundress Guidelines and DAG Armhole Templates), then contact Cathy at [email protected] to get more information on how to deliver the dresses. I hope this is helpful. Thank you!
Interested in this project for my granddaughter. Need more information.
More information and instructions are on the Dress a Girl Around the World website, and in the links on our ServeforGood.org listing (the links are called DAG Sundress Guidelines and DAG Armhole Templates). For more details, please contact Cathy at [email protected]. Thank you!
Please provide details on what I need to do to make these dresses.
Instructions are on the Dress A Girl website, and in the links on our ServeforGood.org listing (the links are called DAG Sundress Guidelines and DAG Armhole Templates). For more information, please contact Cathy at [email protected].