Hat Not Hate Delivery

Today was a SUPER exciting day!!!!

We delivered 518 handmade hats to Mark Twain Elementary school in Federal Way School District.

Next year we would love to donate to a school in the Auburn School District! If you know of a principal, please let me know!

Unloading my very full car

The amazing staff at Mark Twain who rolled all those hats into the office!

If you don't know why we are distributing blue hats....here is a little more info!

#HATNOTHATE is an anti-bullying campaign.

We ask knitters, crocheters, and loomers to make handmade blue hats and donate them to our cause. In October, National Bullying Prevention Month, we distribute the hats to schools across the country for students to wear, empowering them to stand up to bullying.

We are so thrilled to be a drop off location and you can drop off ANY time and we will save them up for next year!

Our pie in the sky goal for this year was 500 and you guys DELIVERED!!!!!! We were able to gift 518 hats! I wonder how many we can do next year???

To read more about Hat Not Hate go HERE

A HUUUUUUGE THANK YOU to everyone who donated this year!

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