Materials you need for a successful Bink-A-Thon Here are the links to most of the materials you need for a successful Bink-A-Thon. Bink-A-Thon List  -  This is a pdf file (Adobe Acrobat) Bink-A-Thon Thank you This is a pdf file Bink-A-Thon Pledge Form - This is a pdf file.  Bink-A-Thon press release for

‘Angel Awards’ Oregon Women Awarded the Red Dress Society’s 2011 ‘Angel Awards’ for making a difference in their community while campaigning for their cause! This Saturday, January 22st, the Red Dress Society ‘Angel Awards’ founder and recently name Mrs. Southwest Texas, meets her Oregon Winners, women behind social causes, at Sip D'

have your own local Bink-a-ThonWe've been having regular Bink-A-Thons in Beaveton, Oregon.  Here are some tips, reminders and lists that you may find helpful if you want to have your own local Bink-a-Thon. The more sewing machines we have going, the more people we can involve, and the more blankets we’ll make.

On December 29, 2010 at Lower Providence Presbyterian Church in Trooper, PA, several area Girl Scout troops came together to make blankets for Binky Patrol. What a wonderful day. The girl scouts, leaders, mothers and volunteers were able to make, sew labels, tag and bag 82 blankets to give to Binky Patrol.

Coatesville ShelterThe Montgomery County, PA Chapter of Binky Patrol received a desperate email asking for gifts of blankets for 15 babies that were to be born in the month of December.  The mothers were clients of the Coatesville Area Shelter in Pennsylvania.   The woman Lori who was coordinating of the event for the

Monday, January 17th (MLK Day itself!)Mark your calendars and rev your sewing machines for the next Portland, Oregon Binky Patrol Bink-a-thon, on Monday, January 17th (MLK Day itself!) where we will again be working towards a goal of making as many blankets as possible in just a handful of hours. The blankets