A trip to mom's reminds me of where we started.My mom recently died. My siblings and I sorted through her stashes of memories, treasures and oddities. I ran across a special suitcase. May 1996 - An idea was born to help kids
We didn’t just warm up January we made it SIZZLE! South-West Metro Binky Patrol volunteers along with local Girl Scout Troops, Chaska Key Club, elementary school groups, and children from various neighborhoods presented 489 blankets on Saturday
This is a reprint of an article that was published in the St. Cloud Times 02/15/04. St. Cloud is approximately 35 miles north-west of Zimmerman. Stearns County sheriff's deputies have another tool to help children deal with trauma:
This was a big year for the Port Huron Chapter, we distributed over 200 blankets to shelters, agencies, and individual children. There are already plans to support a county wide Baby Shower for mothers who cannot afford
501c3 Status letter available upon request. Special Thank You to BMC Software. Their contribution has cut the previous list by 30%! Thank you all and for the great binkies they make too. POSTAGE - $.37 and $.23
Our Sunday School is a Rotation Program and during the next 5 weeks other classes will be participating in this project. I will hope to have other pictures to send as well as cards they've written and
A group started by an O.C. mom gives 'binkies' to children in need. The movement is spreading. Remember your blanky? That tattered, threadbare square of cloth with a name and the power to protect you from all
The Donor Bill of Rights was created by the American Association of Fund Raising Counsel (AAFRC), Association for Healthcare Philanthropy (AHP), the Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP), and the Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE).
Nicole & Gary Stine flanked by Kendra and Gavin As we now eevery article I write has to include a photo of my daughter...
The Space Coast Chapter held its Bink-A-Thon on October 18, 2003 at the Cocoa Library from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Although the chapter had only eighteen volunteers this year the totals surpassed last year's. The chapter