Offers information on the quilt, a large flag that will be signed by the children of the contributing schools. Provides advice for contributors and offers possibility to donate online.

USDA Forest Service project to bring people together and create lasting, living memorials to the victims of terrorism, their families, communities, and the nation.

Project to build and tour a giant quilt as a tribute to the victims and heroes of September 11th, 2001. Photo gallery, tour information, sponsors, and related links provided.

Sunflower planting project to remember the people lost on September 11th. Provides activist information, planting tips, photos and links.

The project's goal is to fold and collect 1,000 origami cranes and swans for each life lost. Provides news, information for contributors, folding instructions and photos of work in progress.

The 30-foot quilt dedicated to the victims of September 11th was created by the Steel Quilters of Pittsburgh, PA, and includes contributions from national and international quilting groups. It has been added to the permanent collection of the American Folk Art Museum. With information on the making of the quilt, photo gallery and exhibit schedule.

Non-profit organization offers an online quilt gallery, exhibit schedule, guest book and donation information.

The Vermont-based organization recruits volunteers from all over the world who are willing to make a quilt for a family who lost a loved one. Includes tips on making a memory quilt, a picture gallery, newsletter and FAQ.

An organization creating a 300-block quilt to memorialize the tragedy of the World Trade Center attacks.