More than 500 groups are holding Mad Hatter drives throughout the United States during October and November. This is our fifth year holding a special Mad Hatter event and coordinating them nationwide. We’ve seen some great photos posted to our Facebook page. Here are a few:
Howard Health and Life Sciences High School had fun on Mad Hatter Day. We raised close to $300 for Hats off for Cancer and collected so many hats!
Morningside Elementary School in Salt Lake City, Utah hosted our first Silly Hat Day at Morningside Elementary School in Salt Lake City, Utah. 119 new hats collected! and lots of fun hats worn to school to help raise awareness for childhood cancer.
Stephen F Elementary School in Jones Creek, Texas donated over 150 brand new hats for the cause! The students were thrilled to show they care! we closed the hat drive off with a Mad Hatter day Popsicle Party! Way to go SFA!
Girl Scout Troop 5497 from Gravette, Arkansas hosted a Mad Hatter Tea Party, and afterwards knitted hats for Hats Off For Cancer. The hats that have been knitted and collected will be donated to Arkansas Children's Hsopital and St. Jude's Hospital.
Gainesville, Florida at O2B Kids Midtown Branch celebrates the kick-off for their Mad Hatter drive and tea party.
Did your group hold a hat or fundraising drive this year? If so, post your photos to our Facebook page.
Interested in signing up your group/school/company to participate in Mad Hatter 2011? There’s still time to sign up here.
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