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St. Camillus Resident Warms Honduran Kids with Quilts
Ronald MacDonald, a resident of St. Camillus Life Plan Community in Milwaukee, has spent approximately 15 years making quilts for children facing medical issues in Honduras. A Wisconsin-based medical mission charity delivers these quilts to children in Central America.
MacDonald began making quilts for the nonsectarian charity Sharing Resources Worldwide after a loved one volunteered with the organization. The charity supports medical teams traveling to countries throughout Central and South America and West Africa.
A longtime tailor, MacDonald has been sewing for most of his life and previously spent decades making children's clothing. He views his sewing as a way to use a talent given to him by God.
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