Caps to the Capital: Final Phase Completed Caps Arrive in Malawi The first of 280,000 baby caps knitted and crocheted by Americans taking part in Save the Children’s “Caps to the Capital” initiative reached newborns at Malawi’s Bwaila Hospital during a March 13th ceremony sponsored by Save the Children. U.S. Ambassador to Malawi Alan Eastham and Malawian Minister of Health Marjorie Ngaunje presented the hats to mothers and newborns inside the hospital after speaking to a crowd of dignitaries and media. Read more Teen and Teacher Travel to Bangladesh to Deliver Caps The final phase of the Caps to the Capital project came to a close in March when two knitters from Minnesota presented the first of more than 200,000 baby caps to moms and babies in Bangladesh.  Save the Children selected Mary Draper, 8th grade teacher from Mankato, Minn., and her student, Mollie Juberien, 14, to travel to Bangladesh to deliver the caps on behalf of all the knitters and crocheters in the United States who were part of the effort. Read More Read note of thanks from President Bush, First Lady Stay in the loop and sign up for our e-newsletter  Get Involved and Make a Difference   Caps Journey:  Blog chronicles caps journey to Bangladesh. More In Your Own Words:   Messages to moms and babies. More Caps to the Capital: How an idea was "spun." More Caps and Notes: The caps make their trip to the Nation's Capital. More Events Learn more about events in your area. More Interactive Map: How many people in yoru state are involved. More Caps Community: Profiles and personal stories of knitters and crocheters. More Get in the News: Spread the word. Send a note to your local paper. More Keep knitting and crocheting for charity: Visit Warm Up America! Foundation Support this Effort: Donate to Save the Children’s newborn health programs. Donate Now  Watch videos and find out more about our newborn programs in Africa Mali: Grandmothers as Change Agents Malawi: Kangaroo Mother Care