BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - A Baton Rouge woman’s hobby turned into a way to give back to a cause that is close to her heart, providing over 500 Ochsner cancer patients with a crocheted hat. Every ...

Started by Anthony Leanna, the foundation provides brand-new hats for cancer patients and other medical patients who lose their hair due to a disease or treatment of a disease. “Heavenly Hats ...

When Felton's Robin Agar-Celli decided to take up knitting 15 years ago, she envisioned a light hobby, drawn to colorful, soft fiber ... 45,000 hand-knitted hats to cancer patients undergoing ...

The highlight of the event was the runway show, where participants modeled their finest Derby hats and fascinators. For many, it was an opportunity to take a break from the challenges of cancer ...

Cynthia Gutierrez-Krapp spends her time gently brushing her fingers along fabric, ensuring the felt material is soft ... battling cancer for more than a year, but constructing her hats makes ...

For women who have had a mastectomy, crocheted knockers offer a softer, more comfortable alternative to silicone prostheses. The handmade inserts that Khoo Teck Puat Hospital staff crochet look ...

The blankets and caps bring warmth and comfort to cancer patients at the hospital – 60 hats in all. Hospital staff say they can't thank the kids enough for their gifts.

IT’S A DAY FAMILIES AND PATIENTS OF UOFL HEALTH BROWN CANCER CENTER LOOK FORWARD TO EACH YEAR. HATS FOR HOPE WAS STARTED BY BROWN CANCER CENTER PATIENT KIM HEATH AS A WAY TO HONOR THOSE FIGHTING ...