For the past seven years Helping Hands Dothan has been making hygiene baskets for teens in need during the holiday season. The organizations director, Hope Webb, tells Wiregrass Daily News she does this to make people happy. All of the items that go into these baskets are donated by the Wiregrass community. Webb takes these items and fills each basket with the help of her daughter and mother. Not only does Helping Hands accept hygiene donations, but food and clothing as well. If you want to donate all food and hygiene products can be taken to 706 Dusy Street in Dothan. Clothing items need to be taken to 435 J Stelle Road also located in the Circle City. The deadline for hygiene product donations is December 18. Pick up is scheduled for the 21, but no exact location has been set yet. If you still want to apply for a basket there are a few spots left. To apply, you can go to the groups Facebook page, where the pickup location will be announced soon.