Who is eligible to receive a Quilt of Valor?
Who is eligible to receive a Quilt of Valor?
A Quilt of Valor may be awarded to a Service Member or Veteran known to you who has been touched by war. Please verify with them that have not previously received a Quilt of Valor. A QOV may be awarded in a presentation case, but this is not required.
How much does a Quilt of Valor cost?
We currently have a waiting list with approximately 60 Veterans and are required by Quilts of Valor to present each request within 6 months to 1 year. Each Quilt of Valor cost $150-$200 for the tops alone, then you add the batting and backing.
Can anyone present a Quilt of Valor?
Any service member or living veteran who served in one of the following branches: Army, Marines, Navy, Air Force, and Coast Guard. Members of the activated National Guard and activated or active duty-special work (ADSW) reservists are included.
What is the minimum size for a Quilt of Valor?
55 inches by 65 inches
There are standards that all Quilts of Valor must meet. They must be a generous lap-sized quilt (minimum of 55 inches by 65 inches) made with quality fabrics, and machine or hand quilted. They must include a Quilts of Valor label that includes the name(s) of the quilter, and a blank space for the name of the recipient.
How do you donate to quilt of valor?
You can donate to a group in your local area or any registered QOV group….To donate online to a specific group:
- Find the group on the Who’s In My Area? page;
- Select the group you wish to support;
- Click the donate link and complete the online form;
- Your donation will be placed in the group’s account.
What does QoV stand for?
QoV
| Acronym | Definition |
|---|---|
| QoV | Quilts of Valor |
| QoV | Quality of Voice |
| QoV | Quintessence of Versatility (band) |
| QoV | Quantitative Organ Visualization (medical imaging) |
How do I donate to Quilts of Valor?
Individuals can encourage donors to contribute via the website Donate or by sending a check or money order to: QOVF, PO Box 191, Winterset, IA 50273.
Can you make a tied quilt for Quilts of Valor?
A tied quilt is not acceptable for a Quilt of Valor. longarmers may have different requirements.
How did Quilts of Valor start?
Quilts of Valor Foundation began in 2003 with a dream, literally a dream. Founder Catherine Roberts’ son Nat was deployed in Iraq. According to Catherine: The dream was as vivid as real life.
What gave her the idea for the quilts of valor?
Blue Star mom Catherine Roberts, began the Quilts of Valor Foundation (QOVF) from her sewing room in Seaford, Delaware. Her son Nathaniel’s year-long deployment to Iraq provided the initial inspiration, and her desire to see that returning warriors were welcomed home with the love and gratitude they deserved.