Hats Off For Cancer collects and donates hats
of all kinds to the courageous children who lose
their hair due to cancer treatments.
As one of the leading and original hat programs,
Hats Off For Cancer has donated more than
715,000 brand new hats to hospitals, camps,
and individuals worldwide since 1996.
Hats Off For Cancer is recognized by the IRS as
a 501 (c) 3 non-profit organization.
There are many ways to get involved. Find out what you can
do.
Our success depends on your generosity. Won't you consider making a tax deductible
donation?
Donor Spotlight
Udhailiyah Saudi Aramco Elementary
School HOC would like to welcome our newest Spotlight Donor and Bronze Hat Hero's
from the desert of Udhailiyah, Saudi Arabia. When the students of Udhailiyah learned
about Hats Off, they wanted to get involved right away. "It was a joy to see our
small school get so excited about supporting your very worthwhile organization,"
said Ann Holloway, Student Council Advisor. "It always amazes me that our organization
reaches out to people so far away, but at the same time brings us all closer together
while we work to help a child with cancer", said Tara Lawrence, HOC President. "I
congratulate all of these students and thank them for their amazing kindness while
raising their donation of $500.00! Way to go kids!"
Our Next Event
The 3rd Annual
Mad Hatter Day Hat Drive will be held nationwide for Mad Hatter Day on October
6, 2009. Join in on the fun! [find out more]
Hats Off For Cancer would like to thank the Stetson Hat Company for their donation
of $1,000.00. This money was generated from the Stetson
Hat for Obama campaign during the past inauguration of President Barack
Obama.
Actor Eric Christian Olsen joins the HOC family donating his time to reach out to
pediatric cancer patients in local L.A. hospitals. Read more
"HOC is one of the few great charities where we can all have a direct and tangible
effect on the lives of others. In the most simplistic yet profound way we can give
the gift of hope in a journey that sometimes breaks us, but with the outcome, that
afterwords, we are stronger in the broken places. I feel so lucky to be a part of
this"
