Heavenly Hats Foundation

Please invite your local schools to get involved in our Heavenly Hats Hat Parade again this year. Please visit our website for more information on how your school can help cancer patients in need. Visit: https://heavenlyhats.org/hat-parade/

The NFL Draft is over, but you can use one of these unique pint koozies as a souvenir for your summer refreshments. We have a few leftovers from the draft to sell, and we are marking them down to $5.00 each. All proceeds will benefit the Heavenly Hats Foundation. We will deliver to the Green Bay and surrounding areas. We can ship these anywhere in the United States, but we will have to add on our postal fees. Let me know how many you would like. Thank you in advance for your support.

Here's your chance to get a Green Bay Draft Souvenir and support a great cause. Let me know if you are interested in buying them or if your business would be interested in selling them for us. They fit pint glasses and plastic solo cups perfectly. The window on the side shows empty to full, so bartenders can easily see if you need another beverage. Proceeds will benefit the Heavenly Hats Foundation, which provides brand-new hats for cancer patients nationwide. IM if interested. Thank you for your support.

It's that time of year again. Please get your school or business involved in our Heavenly Hats Foundation "Hat Parade" for cancer.

Some people have been asking about how they can make a donation for our Heavenly Hats Meat & More raffle fundraiser if they are unable to make it out to Pearly Gates Bar on Sunday. Below is a QR code for this event. You can just scan the code, and it will bring you to this fundraisers site where you can kindly make a donation. Thank you all for your support.

Hope you can all join us. Please share if you would.

Students pay to wear Heavenly Hats in school fundraiser Wrangell middle and high school students wore hats last week to raise money to buy headwear for medical patients who lose their hair. Students paid a $2 fee upon arriving at school on Wednesday, Nov. 8, and received a hand stamp allowing them to wear a hat for the rest of the day. Principal Jackie H...