F.A.Q's
A: #HATNOTHATE was launched in 2018 as an antibullying campaign founded by Shira Blumenthal. We
encourage people to make, wear, and post handmade
blue hats, adding #HATNOTHATE when sharing on
social platforms. Hats are distributed to schools
nationwide, educating students about the message
of kindness.
Q: Why do the hats need to be blue?
A: The color blue represents awareness, peace, and
solidarity. Blue is the color to wear in support of
anti-bullying.
Q: What are the requirements for the blue hats
I want to donate?
A: As we are looking to fit a wide range of sizes (for ages
5 to 18), most hat sizes are appropriate, i.e. ranging
from 16 inches to 20 inches in circumference.
Close-fitting beanie style as well as slouchy style hats
are welcome.
• Hats should be handmade using any blue yarn and
should be at least 75% blue
• Blue hats need to be received by August 1, 2022.
Q: Where do I donate my blue hat?
A: #HATNOTHATE has partnered with small
businesses across the United States. These
locations are referred to as our Official Drop-off
Points. Find your local Drop-off Points on our
website. HINT: A LITTLE KNITTY IS AN OFFICIAL DROP-OFF POINT!!!
Q: Where do my hats go?
A: The official #HATNOTHATE Drop-off Points will
partner with local schools. These schools will
receive handmade blue hats.
Q: How do I post on social media about
#HATNOTHATE?
A: Take a picture with your blue hat and post it on
Facebook or Instagram, and add #HATNOTHATE.
Q: Where do I find #HATNOTHATE gear?
A: In the shop section of our website
Q: Is the wooden tag required?
A: No, the tags are optional.
Q: Can I add a pom-pom?
A: Yes, pom-poms are accepted.
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