It's difficult to believe that nearly 10 years ago, our small organization went from five women in the Beaverton, ORarea wanting to make blankets to a national organization thanks to Oprah Winfrey's talk show.FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: CONTACT: SUSAN FINCH, FOUNDERTEL: 503-214-8346EMAIL: sfinch@binkypatrol.org   BINKY PATROL COMFORTING COVERS FOR KIDSCELEBRATES 10 YEARS OF

June 3, 2006  Today I had the privilege of going to a shelter called House of Hope. It is run by O.C. Rescue Mission and located in Orange. It is a long term program for women and their children. We visited 11 Moms and 20 Children. June 3, 2006 Today I had

Lindsey McWaters, 3, cuddles one of the blankets donated by the Binky Patrol ...  A year after she had learned how to sew, Christina McWaters decided she was going to make one blanket and donate it to a worthy cause. But when the 31-year-old Sikeston mother found Binky Patrol, an organization that makes blankets

Craftmodo, and I personally, would like to thank you for the work you do. Making a difference in our world is the most important job there is and to do it so selflessly leaves us grateful. I couldn’t help but feel some curiosity at the name of this organization. Binky Patrol? I was intrigued.

It is not unusual for companies to give back to their community in the form of financial donations. In the case of Jeff Kerber Pool Plastering, Inc. of Montclair, the form of “donation” is a little unusual.It is not unusual for companies to give back to their community in the form of