In 2013, Kathleen Neiley, of Jackson, Wyoming, embarked on a project that used clothes of the living to comfort those undergoing health challenges. To create a quilt for her sister-in-law who had breast cancer, Neiley used thirty t-shirts from family members, upon which each wrote inspirational messages, When all involved were so positive about this method of shared comforting, Neiley was inspired to start a business, Full Circle Quilts, to engage other groups in making t-shirt quilts for someone who they knew were facing health issues and could use the comfort that a collaboratively-made quilt could provide. As Neiley says, “the personal connection of the quilt from giver(s) can give an extra measure of comfort and emotional support to the recipient.” One of the first activities of her new business was to work with a support group for Brianna Clancy a nine-year old competitive athlete who had a brain tumor. Brianna’s coach, team members, family members, athletes from University of Wyoming, and even some Olympian athletes provided the t-shirts. Brianna, now successfully through her surgery radiation and chemotherapy treatments, blogs for Neiley’s business website.