In the 608: How upcycled mittens called “ReMitts” are benefitting food pantries
MADISON, Wis. – There’s a group of volunteers in Madison who make mittens out of old wool sweaters and donate the proceeds to local food pantries. They’re called ReMitts.
The group has raised $100,000 the past two years for Dane County food pantries.
Right now, they need wool sweaters to continue making the colorful mittens you see at more than 30 locations around Dane County. They work year-round for the November to December selling season.
Click here to learn more about how you can help.
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