Students in grades six to eight at Anchorage Junior Academy began knitting hats on looms to give to the children at Kid's Kitchen during the Christmas season. Yarn donations, and some hats made by younger students, enabled the AJA students to personally distribute 101 hats to the needy children at Kids' Kitchen.
Kids’ Kitchen, a program providing free suppers for children in a community recreation center in Anchorage, is completely dependent on community donations.
Sam Dobbins shares his knitting technique with Jordan Ness. (Jeanie Kriegelstein)
From left: AC Biggs, Balogun Bishop and Andrew Velasquez chat and knit hats to reach their classroom goal of 100. (Jeanie Kriegelstein)
Made in a variety of colors, 101 hats delighted the children at Kids' Kitchen. (Jeanie Kriegelstein)
