Mitten tree day is a day to celebrate the gift of warmth. It is also a good activity for children. Mittens are collected for those in need and displayed on a Christmas tree. I have seen mitten trees that also included hats and scarfs. One church we attended had a special service after the Thanksiving meal where families went to the front of the church and hung mittens on the tree together as an act of worship and service. A mitten tree could also be a part of the annual childrens Chistmas program.
Some schools, business and non-profit organizations have mitten trees. This could also be a great activity to do with your children at home with your own mitten tree. The mittens you collect could then be donated to the Salvation Army, homeless shelter or other organizaton serving those in need. During a time when we tend to focus on what we will receive this is a great way to teach about giving.
For more information on Mitten Tree Day visit https://nationaldaycalendar.com/mitten-tree-day-december-6/

Thanks for the inspiration. I shared your post with the sewing group I go to.
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Thank you Angie! A mitten tree is a great project for a group, especially a sewing group. Wishing you and your group the best.
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Thank you.
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