Join us May 24-27th, 2021 for a virtual auction featuring vintage hand-stitched and machine-stitched quilts!
Stitched Together: The Bryant Neighborhood Center Auction features antique quilts donated by Trinity historian Chuck Kleeberg. Chuck has been collecting quilts since he was in his teens; each has a story to be treasured. Most are hand stitched, with the few machine-stitched quilts carefully noted.
All funds will support the ongoing work of the Bryant Neighborhood Center, located on the corner of Tacoma's Hilltop Neighborhood. Our programs include: the Bobcat Learning Center, the Trinity Afterschool Program, Tony's Kitchen, Pat's Closet, and annual programs like Back 2 School Night and Camp Trinity.
Bidding starts May 24th at 7 AM; the quilts are available to view anytime!
Your contributions support the programs of the Bryant Neighborhood Center. These include:
The Bobcat Learning Center
The Bobcat Learning Center serves Jason Lee Middle School students each day after school with homework help, study skills, mentoring, and enrichment activities.
TAP (Trinity Afterschool Program)
TAP facilitates one-on-one literacy assistance with 10-12 first and second graders from Bryant Montessori. Students are referred to this yearlong program by Bryant’s teachers and our TAP staff.
Tony’s Kitchen provides “Soup and Conversation” with a community meal of soup, bread, fruit and cookies for approximately 40 people every Friday afternoon and Thursday evening.
Historically, Pat’s Closet provides an average of 100 neighbors each week with new and used clothing and household items that are donated by individuals all over Tacoma.