Our Spring Super Sale is rescheduled. See details below.
We know how expensive it is to buy new for multiples or singletons—especially when they outgrow things long before they are worn out! The sale provides our members and the Salt Lake community with a great opportunity to pick up gently-used clothing, toys, equipment, supplies and furniture. It also provides an avenue for selling your children’s outgrown items, clearing out your storage spaces, and earning some cash!
Our next Super Sale will be held on Saturday, June 1, 2013 at Reams Food Store in Sandy, 8725 Highland Drive.
The sale is open to at 8:30 am (8:00 for SLMOT members!) and ends at 12:00 pm.
Our Super Sales are held in February, May, and September and are SLMOT’s biggest fundraisers. SLMOT provides all the advertising, reserves the location, and handles all financial transactions and in return receives 10% of the proceeds from each item sold at the Super Sales. Non-members interested in selling at one of our Super Sales must pre-register and pay a $5.00 fee. We accept cash only – no credit cards. Personal checks will only be accepted from club members. ALL SALES ARE FINAL.
If you are interested in selling at one of our Semi-Annual Super Sales, please review our Sellers Guidelines and Pricing Guide. Sellers, you can find a template for TAGS here!
Email us at TwinSuperSale@gmail.com for more information about Super Sales.
Salt Lake Mothers of Twins Club
Saturday, May 18, 2013
Wednesday, April 24, 2013
Donations Request for June Family Picnic
Did you know that while the overall birth rate in
the U.S. is declining, the rate of twins is rising! Having one baby at a time
is demanding – twice the normal number of babies is overwhelming. We are asking
for you help in supporting the special families blessed with twins.
We are Salt Lake Mothers of Twins Club (SLMOT) – a
nonprofit organization that provides support, socialization, and education for
families with multiples in Salt Lake and surrounding counties. Our organization
is led by volunteer mothers of twins. We provide help and services including:
·
Mentor Moms program
·
monthly
events for education and support for families, parents, and kids
·
a monthly
e-newsletter
·
a lending
library of books
·
a closet of
preemie-sized clothes to loan to members
·
service
projects for individual families in need
Many services that SLMOT offers
are available free of charge and without joining the club. Club dues are
minimal and are paid annually by members, but we offer financial assistance
since so many families with twins are financially strapped. SLMOT has a
partnership of support with the National Organization of Mothers of Twins
Clubs, Inc. (NOMOTC). SLMOT is a group exempt subordinate of NOMOTC whose
501(c)(3) group exemption number is 3186.
In order to help fund these
services, SLMOT hosts an annual fundraiser, a raffle held at our June Family
Picnic. This year, the fundraiser will be held on Saturday,
June 8, 2013. We are asking for donated prizes
for the raffle. Because of SLMOT’s status as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, all
donations are tax deductible. If you are able to help, please mail donations
to: Attn: SLMOT June Family Picnic, P.O. Box 571144, Salt Lake City, UT 84157-1144. Alternatively, you may contact us to arrange for pick-up.
We appreciate your support of our organization! We
would be honored to show our appreciation by recognizing your organization in
our member newsletter, on our website, and at the event.
Sincerely,
Salt Lake Mothers of Twins Club
info.slmot@gmail.com
Wednesday, April 10, 2013
Nursing Twins Meeting
LDS Hospital
Tuesday, May 28, 2013
7:00 p.m.
Salt Lake Mothers of Twins Club and La Leche League of Salt Lake City invite
you to an evening all about the double-joys and double-challenges of breastfeeding twins! Ask questions, see positioning demos, receive invaluable encouragement, support, education, and information. We encourage you to come with your support partners (husband, mom, friends, etc). Join us at LDS Hospital on May 28th at 7 p.m. Refreshments provided. Babes-in-arms welcome!
Friday, November 16, 2012
Sub For Santa Project
We are honored to help two families this year with our annual Sub for Santa service project. Please help us by purchasing an item off the provided list. We will wrap all the presents and have a festive morning eating brunch. Bring a pot luck brunch item and join in the fun. Babes in arms are welcome as always. Please email us and tell us what items you will help with. It will be on a first come first serve basis so pick quick. Thank you so much!! Email us for the address of the brunch. If you are unable to come to the brunch we would be happy to arrange to pick up the gifts before December 15th.
Family A: This family has twin girls that are 14 months old. They enjoy educational toys and books. They are in need of warm clothing this holiday season. Gently used items are also appreciated.
5. pants/jeans size 18 months
6. shirts/onesies size 18 months
9. children's books
10. Leap Frog or V-tech innotab 2s
11. Toddler Toys
12. computer diagnostics for Mac Power Book
13. Gas Gift Cards
14. Barnes and Noble Gift Card
Family B: This family has a boy that is 11 years old, a 3 year old girl and boy/girl twins that are 20 months. Here is the email that we received:
Family A: This family has twin girls that are 14 months old. They enjoy educational toys and books. They are in need of warm clothing this holiday season. Gently used items are also appreciated.
5. pants/jeans size 18 months
6. shirts/onesies size 18 months
9. children's books
10. Leap Frog or V-tech innotab 2s
11. Toddler Toys
12. computer diagnostics for Mac Power Book
13. Gas Gift Cards
14. Barnes and Noble Gift Card
Family B: This family has a boy that is 11 years old, a 3 year old girl and boy/girl twins that are 20 months. Here is the email that we received:
I can't even put into words
how humbling and lifting to my soul it is to have my community of mothers reach
out and give my kids something I carry so much guilt and sadness over not being
able to give them. I feel like there are not words enough to say thank you all
so much. I will be forever grateful and hope to one day be in the position to
"pay it forward"
(11 years old, in 6th
grade)
He has such a big heart, and he knows we are
financially struggling and it was really hard for me to get him to even ask for
anything concrete. To get him to give me a concrete answer about what he wants
for christmas, I asked him just to make me a list of five things that he would
like. He does not expect to get everything on his list, I just thought it might
give people an option
1. Bedroom hammock
(specifically this one: http://www.amazon.com/ Ekorre-Swing-hanging-hammock- outdoor/dp/B002XPNMFU)
I feel like this is likely too much to ask you guys for, but I thought I'd
include anyway because maybe someone just happens to have one they don't want
(you never know! :-), knows where you can get one cheaper, or would want to
give an Ikea gift card for less so I could buy him one?
3. Legos sets from Space
Police or Lord of the Rings
5. Stuffed animal Pizza or
Ice Cream from Barnes and Noble (This is what he is talking about http://www. barnesandnoble.com/p/toys- games-yummy-pizza-plush/ 25315024?ean=883975080945
or h ttp://www.barnesandnoble.com/ p/toys-games-yummy-ice-cream- sandwich-plush/23323589?ean= 883975093594
He doesn't have any major
clothing needs
(3 years old)
She wants anything horse
related, both realistic toy horses or My Little Pony. ** We have a My Little Pony bought**
She really needs shoes, but
she is VERY picky about how shoes feel- right now she lives in a pair of the
fuzzy-lined fake Crocs, and could use another pair like them, or anything that
is slip on and not tight. She wears a size 9 shoe right now, but she is pretty
close to a 10.
(boy/girl twins, 20 months old)
She has a snowsuit. He needs
one. They both wear size 12-18 month, but can also wear size 18-24
They don't really need toys,
they're little and boxes ARE the toys for them :-) but I was hoping to give
them each a cabbage patch doll. They really like the ones that are older kids
and have hair.**We have one need one more**
Me?
My heart is so full of happy
that someone is helping me give my kids Christmas that I don't need anything to
have a happy Christmas.
But i know I'm supposed to
tell you something anyway. :-)
Any amount of gift card to
City Creek Mall (clothes!), or REI (snowgear and snowshoes!) or Target
(everything else!) I would be so grateful for.
I always need house things
that seem really expensive when money is tight; paper towels, toilet paper,
dishwasher soap, laundry detergent, toothpaste, ect
Okay and now I'm going to
send this, because I keep wanting to delete things because I feel so heavy
asking for help (really, I have been staring at this email for two hours!)
Thank you all from the
bottom of my heart for any help you can give us.
Be well,
Wednesday, November 14, 2012
Nursing Mom's Seminar November 27, 2012
8th Avenue and C , Salt Lake City, UT
7:00 PM
We'll have a trained La Leche league leader (who is also in our club) and we'll share ideas for dealing with the ups and downs of nursing twins. YOU CAN DO IT! Don't shy away if you're using supplementation as well. We'll talk about ways to make nursing work for you and your family, whether it's full-time nursing, or some nursing and some formula. This is a supportive, non-judgmental atmosphere to come share and discuss together. Great for expecting and new moms, and if you've nursed in the past, please come to share your tips and experiences. Babes in arms welcome!
Wednesday, October 17, 2012
2012 Sub for Santa
SLMOT is seeking nominations for our Sub for Santa family this year! Candidates are families with twins/multiples who are in need of help with Christmas this year. Self-nominations are welcome. SLMOT member families preferred but not required. Email nominations to info.slmot@gmail.com no later than November 8th!
Wednesday, September 12, 2012
Twins Day Camp
I may be a twin or a sibling of twins, but I’m ONE-OF-A-KIND!
For children ages 5 through 12 who are twins or siblings of twins. Come explore your unique place in your multiples family as we play games, do art, make crafts, and have fun!
Saturday, October 6, 2012
10:00 a.m.—2:00 p.m. (lunch served)
Millcreek Activity Center
4405 South 1025 East, Salt Lake City
Registration fee: $10/child for SLMOT members; $15/child for non-members. Send payment via PayPal to info.slmot@gmail.com or pay cash or check the day of.
To register, email the following to info.slmot@gmail.com:
· Children’s names, their twin type (ident or frat) or singleton
· Genders and dates of birth
· If siblings of twins, note age of twins
· Parent name, phone number, and home address
Participation is limited — enroll today!
Sponsored by Salt Lake Mothers of Twins Club
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