🧵 Two Customer-Made Quilts Offered for Sale at Geek Farms in Signal Mountain, TN, to Help Raise Funds for Medical and Living Expenses

🏡 Community members in the Dunlap and Sequatchie Valley area often look out for neighbors facing hard times, and this November post from Signal Mountain, in Hamilton County, is a reminder of how local networks can rally around a single family. The farm’s Facebook account is asking followers to share and consider buying two handmade quilts from a customer in need.

📍 What the Post Says

The post was published on the Geek Farms Facebook page on Friday, November 13, 2026. Geek Farms is listed in the Dunlap.Today directory as an agriculture and farming business located at 101 Dandy Rd, Signal Mountain, Tennessee 37377. Its listing describes sustainably grown produce, eggs, baked goods, canned items, and King Louie's Nuts.

According to the post, the farm is helping a customer who is trying to sell a couple of quilts. The post says she has significant health issues and recently had a stroke, and that her water was shut off the same day the post was published.

🧶 The Quilts and Pricing

The post lists two quilts with specific prices:

• 🟤 Brown quilt: $75. The post describes this one as quilt pattern material.
• 🟢 Green quilt: $125. The post describes this one as hand-cut blocks that have been pieced together and then quilted.

Photos attached to the post show folded patchwork quilts with a mix of fabrics, including striped, polka-dot, and solid green pieces. One image shows a brown and orange quilt with floral and geometric star patterns on a cream background.

❤️ Why It Matters

Handmade quilts take many hours of cutting, piecing, and stitching, and the post frames these two pieces as a way to turn that craft into support for someone facing serious health and financial strain. For readers across the Sequatchie Valley and the Cumberland Plateau edge, the story is a reminder that a simple share or purchase can make a difference for a neighbor during a difficult season.

The post’s author writes that the goal is to get the quilts some exposure so they can be sold. The summary of the post states the sales are meant to help raise funds for medical and living expenses.

💡 What Interested Readers Should Know

The post invites anyone interested to reach out about the quilts, but it does not list a sales process, pickup location, or payment method. Readers who want to learn more can contact Geek Farms directly. The business’s directory listing includes the phone number (989) 797-0245 and the Facebook page at facebook.com/geekfarms

📣 Sharing the post can also help. Exposure was the author’s stated request, and the post’s reach is one of the few tools described for helping the quilts find buyers.

🌄 Community Connections

Signal Mountain sits in Hamilton County within the Chattanooga metro area, while many of this publication’s readers live in the Sequatchie Valley, on the Cumberland Plateau edge, and in nearby counties. Stories like this one show how neighbors across those communities can connect through local businesses and personal networks. Readers who want to support local craft and food producers can explore other listings in the Dunlap.Today directory.