Over the summer a number of kids had lemonade stands so we decided to take them shopping. We contacted Inova Children’s Hospital to get a list of the toys that they would like for their patients. We met at the local Target Store and let the kids pick out the toys from the list. We...

These types of posts are always so difficult. One of our friend’s, Mary Elizabeth, got some bad news this week. Here’s the news as told by her mother. After reading please leave a comment for Mary Elizabeth. She is a brave little girl. “Quick post to tell that the results of the biopsy was that...

There are 2 young boys in my neighborhood that are battling cancer. Matt and Jack attend the same elementary school and live fairly close. Matt loves Duke and Jack loves dinosaurs. Ellie’s Hats is working with Paisano’s Pizza to help these 2 families.

It was so nice to get a chance to go to the clinic and help some children, battling cancer, make some hats. The children enjoyed themselves as you can see in the pictures. It was a heartwarming and a heartbreaking experience.

We hope to have many posts like this. This is Anthony in the hat we sent. What a cutie.

Cam is one of the first children that we started giving hats to. “SuperCam” McNeil was diagnosed with High Risk PreB ALL Leukemia Oct.of 2011.

STAMFORD – A Stamford elementary school held its graduation today, but one student is still working hard to help children battling cancer. Two months ago, Grace Targonski, a fifth-grader from Davenport Ridge Elementary School, proposed working with a charity to help sick children across the country. She joined Ellie’s Hats, a nonprofit organization that delivers...

On February 25th, Dash was diagnosed with Leukemia. He is an energetic, crazy-fun kind of 7 year old boy. He’s the type of kid you’d like to wrestle in the living room till you can’t take him anymore then rush downstairs to a good movie, cuddle up on the couch, and laugh at his hilarious...

Click on the picture to see  some of the children wearing their hats from Ellie’s Hats. Lots of smiles.