Computer viruses are on the rise... I know this isn't Binky Patrol related, but in the past few weeks there have been so many nasty viruses infecting a lot of your computers, I thought I would give
We have a defense team. Binky Patrol is proud to announce that the firm of Levin & Hawes of Laguna Beach have agreed to represent us on an ongoing basis.Their specialty is Intellectual Property Law and
A total of 1,537 items given by 451 people in our town. All gifts went to Womens Resource Center, Well Baby Clinic. Lane Nursing Home donated their Dining Room to hold the Shower. Earthworks and Minnie Petts Floral
by Amanda KendrickStar-Advocate Correspondent Port St. John resident Liz Casper has started a local chapter of Binky Patrol, an organization which provides homemade blankets to ill or abused children in hospitals, shelters or foster care."I crochet a lot
A local group that makes blankets for needy children stages baby benefit The Shower brought smiles to all who attended. Read the story from the OC Register.(pictured left are moms from Casa Teresa and Precious Life Shelters) ANAHEIM
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Kids making a difference - and having fun at the same time!These brownies showed true community spirit! These Brownies not only had a fun party, but they did it to help Binky Patrol raise more gifts for the World's
June 17, 2001 The Binky Patrol, started by a Laguna Beach woman, celebrates five years of service and over 100,000 binkies delivered across the nation and in five countries.A homeless man was her inspiration. Laguna Beach locals nicknamed
Miano Elementary - Los Banos, CA Two classes of first graders from Miano Elementary School want to make the world a better place. The students in Miss Amy Bugni's and Miss Eleanor Jackson's classes decided to help
Every child in pain needs a blanket to cling to, believes Wanda Moon of Nashville. That's why she started a Nashville chapter of Binky Patrol, a national organization that provides security blankets, known to some people as