Project Keep Hellertown Warm is once again providing hats, scarves, gloves and mittens to help those in need brave the cold winter months, with no questions asked and free of charge. The project returns for its third season in 2021, after it was launched by Saucon Source in 2018 as a way to anonymously help out members of the community who are in need of winter gear but may not have the means to purchase items themselves.
A Saucon Source initiative to help individuals and families who are without the funds to purchase warm winter hats, gloves and other accessories will continue this year.
Hellertown Borough Council Monday gave 'Project Keep Hellertown Warm' permission to tie hats, gloves and scarves to the split rail fence next to the Water Street trail crossing, to help local people in need.
Have you driven by the Water Street rail trail crossing in Hellertown since Sunday and wondered why there are scarves, winter hats and gloves tied to the fence and gate there? Those items are there for a reason, and it's called Project Keep Hellertown Warm.
Project Keep Hellertown Warm will make donated new and gently-used scarves, hats and gloves readily available to local men, women and children who might lacking them and afraid or too proud to ask for help.
