Published Saturday, Feb. 10, 2001, in the San Jose Mercury News  Each Monday and Saturday, Nancy Edwards' West San Jose home hums with a special duet: the whir of sewing machines and the soft chatter of women as they put together quilts, stitch by stitch, to comfort kids in crisis. Comforting kids

Visit www.nonprofitnewsletter.org New Pillows are needed at the Evacuation Centers EVACUATION CENTER INFORMATION: Temecula Community Recreation Center Location: 30875 Rancho Vista Road, Temecula, CA Map Temecula Valley High School Location: 31555 Rancho Vista Road, Temecula, CA Chaparral High School Location: 27215 Nicolas Rd, Temecula, CA Vista Murrieta High School Location: 28251 Clinton Keith

On Friday night, October 19th, celebrating National Make A Difference Day a little early, the Berndt family of Villa Park hosted a Bink-A-Thon. To support Binky Patrol, a national non-profit dedicated to making blankets and giving them to children and teens in need of comfort, 45 people showed up at their house

Susan Finch has a cousin who has been a professional artist decades and now is a soon-to-be-published children's book author.  Recently she interviewed Susan and here is the result of the interview... >>Susan Finch has a cousin who has been a professional artist decades and now is a soon-to-be-published children's book author. 

January 24, 2004 Sue Sperling of Chanhassen is the latest Minnesotan to sign on with the Binky Patrol, volunteers who make small, washable blankets for children in distress. Since founding the South-West Metro Chapter in October, Sperling enlisted church friends, Girl Scouts and the Key Club service group at Chaska High School to

"Somebody's Children" will be held at: El Centro Cultural Center in Santa Ana, 310 W. 5th Street Santa Ana, CA 92701 for more information: http://www.foundspaces.org/    Show runs August 10 - 25. "Somebody's Children" Based on true stories and interviews Found Spaces Theatre’s production of Somebody’s Children introduces us to the stories of