At Hart Puzzles we believe in creating the highest quality puzzles
displaying the finest art, photography and graphics for our customer to enjoy.
It is a privilege to have that opportunity.
We feel it is our obligation, to preserve our national parks,
support the arts, promote education and medical research,
help animal shelters and give back to our veterans.
Because of your purchase, you have also become a piece in our cause to give back.
With every puzzle we sell, Hart Puzzles automatically donates to the causes below.
Thank you.

Alzheimer's Foundation of America

American Heart Association

Animal Welfare Institute

Anti-Cruelty Society

The Art Institute of Chicago

Arthritis National Research Foundation

Autism Research Institute

The Breast Cancer Research Foundation

Conservation Fund

The Environmental Defense Fund

Gary Sinese Foundation

Metropolitan Museum of Art

Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation

National 4-H Council - Tipton, IN

National Fish and Wildlife Foundation

National Guild for Community Arts Education

National Park Foundation

St. Jude Children's Hospital

Mental Health America

Smithsonian

Teach for America

Donors Choose - Most Blessed Trinity Academy

Easter Seals

Folds of Honor

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THE MAKERS

In a small mid-western town, just outside of Indianapolis, Indiana, called Tipton, is a company of dedicated craftsmen, who are committed everyday to creating and manufacturing Hart Puzzles. We would like to proudly tip our hat to Tipton and the American Worker.

GIVING FROM OUR HART.

At Hart Puzzles, we feel it’s important to do our part and donate puzzles to places in need; senior centers, special needs schools, hospitals, rehab facilities and veteran centers. So, look for the special “Donated by Hart Puzzles” sticker. And, if you would like to donate your Hart Puzzle, contact us at info@hartpuzzles.com. We’ll send you a special “Donated By” sticker and a coupon for your next Hart Puzzle purchase. It’s our way of saying, Thanks, you have a big Hart.

 
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