Children's Lifesaving Foundation helps at risk and homeless children Children's Lifesaving Foundation helps at risk and homeless children and teens transform their lives through education, compassion, and living assistance. Our Santa Monica Chapter donated a bunch of
There are two sides to the faces of Binky PatrolThere are two sides to the faces of Binky Patrol: Those who receive binkies and those who make and deliver binkies. Most people know we give to ANY
Twice a year the Portland chapter of Binky Patrol parterns with Hands On...Binky Patrol’s Portland, OR chapter, run by Susan Finch, our founder, partners with Hands On of Greater Portland twice yearly for Bink-A-Thons In March over
Ernalee Munday takes over!When Ernalee Munday retired from her home day care, she knew she wanted to continue to be involved in children’s lives. She began to make blankets for the Everett, Washington chapter. When the Area
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A Bink-A-Thon is an event where a large group gathers for one day to make as many blankets as possible to be given to a local shelter or hospital. There are stations set up for sewing, tying
Regina Mendieta is helping needy children of the Inland Empire one blanket at a timeRANCHO CUCAMONGA - Regina Mendieta is helping needy children of the Inland Empire one blanket at a time. Binky Patrol is an all
August has long been proclaimed as World Breastfeeding MonthThe month of August has long been proclaimed as World Breastfeeding Month! This is the time when we celebrate and honor all mothers for making the effort to give
Several months ago, Susan Finch was interviewed by Nancy as a guest via Skype. Click the headline to see the video.
Huggable OctopusThis Huggable Octopus is fun and easy to make and uses leftovers of yarn crafters have. A variation on the video tutorial of “How make a Japanese Yarn Octopus” uses no removable parts which children recipients