The 21st Annual Hat and Mitten Tree!

Cold weather is signaling the start of mitten and hat season!

The mitten and hat tree is once again ready for decorating at the Hyannis Public Library. The Trustees and staff of the library are pleased that our tree is the collection spot for your donations of mittens, hats, and other warm items for local children and youth without these basic necessities.

Help keep a child warm this winter with a little of your time, talent and, caring. Donations of new “store-bought” gifts are also welcome and appreciated.The items will be distributed to local charitable organizations.
Please join us in the twenty-first season of this holiday tradition to help our neighbors.

Thank You to the following groups for supreme generosity!

The Main Event Fundraising Committee for a superb party and for throwing us a life
line by raising $18,000!

WQRC-FM for promoting our annual Hat & Mitten Tree giving project.

Friends of the Hyannis Public Library for its gift $2,500 to buy books.

Rotary Club of Hyannis for the gift of $500 to support the Children's Room.

Cape Cod 5 Cents Savings Bank for a gift of $400 to support e-reader technology.

The Patrick M. Butler Charitable Fund for a grant of $1,000 to continue our mission to promote
literacy in the Town of Barnstable and the Cape.

Michael Thiel of Center News for donating the Boston Globe and The New York Times.

Hyannis BID for watching over us on a regular basis.

20th Annual Mitten and Hat Tree.

The hint of cold weather is signaling the start of mitten and hat season! The mitten and hat tree will be ready once again for decorating at the Hyannis Public Library. The trustees and staff of the library are pleased that the library’s tree is the collection spot for your donations of mittens, hats, scarves, and other warm items for local children and youth without these basic necessities.
Help keep a child warm this winter with a little of your time, talent and caring. If you don’t knit, crochet, or sew, please consider recruiting someone who does and help purchase the materials. Donations of new “store-bought” gifts are also welcome and appreciated.
Your warm gifts will be distributed to local charitable organizations.
Our special tree will be on at the Hyannis Public Library on Wednesday, December 1.
Please join us in the 20th season of this giving project to help our neighbors

The Eighteenth Annual Mitten and Hat Tree!

Cold weather is signaling the start of mitten and hat season!
The mitten and hat tree will be ready once again for decorating at the Hyannis Public Library. The Trustees and staff of the library are pleased that our tree is the collection spot for your donations of mittens, hats, and other warm items for local children and youth without these basic necessities.

Help keep a child warm this winter with a little of your time, talent and, caring. If you don’t knit, crochet, or sew, please consider recruiting someone who does and purchase the materials. Donations of new “store-bought” gifts are also welcome and appreciated.

The Hyannis Library’s special tree will be on display and waiting for warm decorations on from December 6 until December 20.

The items will be distributed to local charitable organizations.

Please join us in the eighteenth season of this holiday tradition to help our neighbors.