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SALT LAKE CITY -- Residents of Brighton Gardens assisted living center did knitted 50 baby caps for infants at The Road Home and delivered them Tuesday in person to families there.
The caps were a big hit, and workers at the homeless shelter say acts of kindness like this really lift the spirits of people staying there. Knitting the caps was a lot of work.
"For the larger hats, it takes a day; probably for the little ones, about half a day," explained Brighton Gardens resident Betty Deonier.
The knitters say they'll get back to their yarn and needles and start working on their next good deed.
