Sunrise Mountain Binky Patrol Founder: Ruth Anita SundayEstablished: 9/1999 The students of Bendorf Elementary School in Las Vegas made quilt blocks. Some were kept for the school, but almost 425 were donated to the Sunrise Binky Patrol to be used in Ronald McDonald Binkies. On Friday, June 23, Two Binky Patrol members

January 30, 2001 Colleen Graham of Watertown looks over a “binky” — a handmade blanket that will be distributed to where ever a child experiencing illness, abuse or trauma needs one. (Photo by Brent Zell)The common single person may not have the word "binky" in his or her vocabulary, but parents in

"Through my work I have come into contact with an extraordinary young lady, Kathy Perry. Kathy works in the accounting department at our dealership, and she lives a life that overflows with caring and genuine concern for others. I was not at all surprised to learn recently that Kathy and her mother,

September 29, 1997 They sneak silently in the night, carrying bags into homes and churches. They try to hook young and old, female and male, into their habit. They're the Binky Patrol. Their business is blankets for itty-bitty ones. "Some kids call them that (binkies)," said Judy Ginkowski, a special education teacher

Binkies -- according to our brigade of foster moms, need to be at least 36" square, preferably 36" plus up to twin bed size. They can be sewn, knitted, crocheted, quilted. If they are "tied off" with yarn or ribbon, please make sure they are double knotted so that strong young children

You'd be surprised to know what we can make good use of. Some chapters are looking for outside sheds to store fabric and supplies, stationary and office supplies rarely go to waste. Sewing machines, embroidery machines, working computers and printers and some of our shelters ask us to find clothing, kitchen items