Yarn Crafting for Charity: Delaware Head Huggers

43,516 donated to hospitals for patients who have lost their hair or are losing it during cancer treatment. Guidelines and Submission Form | Delaware Head Huggers

ALL HATS MUST BE NEW AND HANDMADE!

PLEASE DO NOT MAKE HATS IF YOU OR ANYONE YOU HAVE BEEN IN CONTACT WITH IS SICK. THIS SHOULD BE THE GENERAL RULE ANYWAY, BUT IT IS EVEN MORE IMPORTANT NOW!

MEN NEED CHEMO CAPS TOO!

**NO CHILDREN’s hats are being accepted at this time. hospitals are not accepting children’s …

If you are donating several hats that are made with the same type of yarn, then one form will be fine. Also, feel free to just put a note with your contact info in with your donation! Thank you

STYLES NEEDED

We need all colors and styles of hats to satisfy a variety of personal tastes. Each box that ships out contains a selection of hats in different hues and designs so that each person might find some that suit their individual preferences.

WHAT WE DO

We try to bring some comfort to those undergoing chemotherapy by providing stylish caps to lift their spirits and keep them warm. It’s amazing what a hat can mean to someone

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