"For this specific event, the highlight was definitely your beautifully crafted crochet plushies! We greatly appreciate the amount of time, effort and thought put into these plushies. They brought so much joy to the children, and we are incredibly grateful for your support." - Kiara Angelito Palominos Over 50 plushies were distributed to underprivileged children through City Team. Thank you to our crocheters and City Team staff for making this possible and creating smiles one

On July 12, 2026, Crochet Circle hosted a small-scaled crochet event for adults to learn crochet fundamentals while converse about their daily lives.

Today, June 28th, 2026, Crochet Circle hosted another amazing crochet workshop, raising over $100 dollars for underprivileged communities and children in need. Students collaborated and learned the fundamentals while creating some adorable projects.

Today, June 18th 2026, Crochet Circle made another donation at CityTeam, donating 50 plushies to homeless children. Crochet Circle team with one of the City Team staff.

On May 3rd, 2026, Crochet Circle partnered with the Honghaier nonprofit to teach 20 children how to crochet. We raised over $300 for communities in need.

In the beginning of April, Crochet Circle partnered with The Harker School to host a fundraiser for Martha's Kitchen, an organization that provides food to the homeless. We donated a handmade cat and sushi set, assisting in raising money for them. cat and sushi set made by Joyce

On April 5th, 2026, Crochet Circle partnered with the Mitchell Park, Palo Alto Library, to host over 30 children in a crochet workshop. Students learned stitches and crocheted a range of plushies. Thank you to the team, volunteers, and Palo Alto library for making this a successful event! Crochet Mouse Crochet Mouse

Today, March 29th, 2026, Crochet Circle hosted a children's workshop, teaching a small group of kids how to crochet frogs, baskets, and balls. Thanks to the CC team and out amazing students, we raised $75 today for UNICEF! Joyce teaching. Sasha teaching.

Today, March 8th, 2026, Crochet Circle hosted 6 members to spread awareness about autism by crocheting butterflies, which symbolize the cause. We crocheted 6 butterflies, each with its unique size, color, and visual distinction. Here is more information about autism awarness and what the butterfly symbol represents: source: https://www.mastermindbehavior.com/post/autism-symbols-and-colors Here are all of the adorable butterflies crocheted by the Crochet Circle community! All

Today, February 15th, 2026, Crochet Circle held one of their most successful and large workshops of the month, hosting over 20 children and adults for a fun crochet workshop. Special thanks to our volunteers, youth committee, and CC team. Students made things ranging from necklaces, balls, and frogs! Furthermore, this workshop was Crochet Circle's second fundraiser event. Thanks to participants and teachers, this workshop has raised over $300 for UNICEF !!!!! Here are some

On February 1, 2026, Joyce and Sasha hosted their first adult workshop, welcoming three participants, and raising $80 for UNICEF. The session was a meaningful success, as everyone had the opportunity to connect, share stories, and learn together. One particularly touching moment centered around a scarf that had been passed down to one participant, who was determined to finally complete it. By the end of the workshop, everyone had made progress and proudly finished their own p

Today, CC team hosted another eventful workshop with 15 kids in attendance. Students crocheted anything from a ball to adorable pocket frogs and learned foundational and advanced stitches.

On January 3rd, 2026, Crochet Circle hosted their first workshop of 2026 year, teaching 18 children the basics of crochet. It was one of their most successful events so far!

Today, November 26th, 2025, CC team hosted their first Cochet event ! Each event is dedicated to crocheting an connecting along side a theme. Today's theme was KINDNESS . To represent this, we crocheted over 10 hearts. The event participant's projects --- A portion of the hearts made to voice the importance of KINDNESS.

Today, November 8th, 2025, Crochet Circle held another crochet workshop at the Mountain View Library. They taught 8 kids how to crochet an adorable ball plush and a chicken for more advanced crocheters. After analyzing their first workshop, CCteam worked to improve the quality of their events. "We truly felt everything was under control. The event was incredibly fun and all the participants made amazing progress!" -CCteam Here are some of the finished projects (a ball)

Today, October 27th, 2025, Joyce represented Crochet Circle and donated 50 plushies to the Kara Grief Foundation. Joyce alongside one of the Kara Grief representatives. *Plushies are donated towards children who have lost someone close to them. We hope that these handmade plushies can create smiles. :)

Today, October 11th, 2025, Joyce, Sasha, and Alyssa held their first ever crochet workshop. Over 20 people showed up! "We were...

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