THE BATTLE CAP PROJECT
WELCOMES YOU
Mission: To help empower, inspire and encourage those battling cancer.
Vision: To make someone smile and feel special while going through a very difficult time in life.
ABOUT KURT
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After losing his father to cancer in 2006, he’s been searching for a way to help others battling the disease.
After fighting a substance use disorder for 10 years, he found his path to recovery while incarcerated.
While in prison he taught himself how to crochet and started donating hats and other items to church run programs.
In 2018 a friend requested a soft hat for her cousin who was battling cancer and thus The Battle Cap Project took form. He had found his calling and decided to create this free service for anyone fighting cancer. With the suggestion from his wife he decided to create care packages (Battle Kits).
To date over 900 Battle Caps and Battle Kits have been sent to over 21 countries.
He now works as peer specialist with 2 non-profit organizations in Madison, WI. Working with people that have mental health and substance use disorders.
He is a father to a wonderful and energetic (5 yr old) son, and married to an exceptional woman who is the love of his life.
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DONATIONS
To help us cover the cost of materials & shipping, please consider donating to our non-profit.
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You can also purchase items used regularly in our care packages and have them shipped directly to us via our amazon wish list here.
Every Battle Kit comes with:
1 Battle Cap of your choice
5 pcs ginger candy
5 pcs sugar free candy
1 Lip balm
1 Hand lotion
1 pair of socks
1 Hand made inspirational card/picture
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If you would like to purchase yarn to donate, we use Premier yarn for 90% of our hats.
You can use the discount code BCP15% on the Everyday worsted weight collection.
Premier Yarn Company has supported me with this project by generously donating yarn.
We also accept HANDMADE GET WELL CARDS made by children or adults. We've had teachers have their students do special projects for us and the people ABSOLUTELY LOVE THEM!
We ask that these are 5x7 in size so they fit in the care packages.
