The Monroe/Trumbull CT chapter pulled off an amazing feat this past month. They collected 405 baby, toddler, and preschool binkies for the kiddies who attend the Head Start programs in the Greater Valley region of CT. In
The Janus Youth Services Insights Teen Parent program will be receiving binkies this week from the Beaverton, OR, chapter. Pam Head is surrounded by volunteers who, no matter how icy, snowy, cold, or lack of power, are
On November 27th, our church Teen Group sponsored a fleece blanket-making evening! We invited parents, grandparents, and friends to come enjoy time together, serving others in the community by making fleece blankets for Binky Patrol. We had
The Monroe/Trumbull CT chapter of Binky Patrol has a lot to smile about these days. Not only will they be celebrating their 10th anniversary this January, but the 19,000 binky was just tagged! This binky will be
The Beaverton Chapter of Binky Patrol has a delivery team. Our main delivery team is one man - the Teddy Bear Phantom. He prefers to stay anonymous. His selfless work is far reaching and recently TigardLife caught
Area Coordinator Jeanne Malgioglio talks about continuing the efforts to honor the victims of the Sandy Hook tragedy. Thank you to NBC Connecticut for telling people about this chapter and how ANYONE can choose to make a
Kimberlee Legg, the Area Coordinator for the Temecula Chapter of Binky Patrol, just shared this photo. She says local Temecula high school students dropped off approximately 125 blankets over the weekend. She has bagged them up to
Binky Patrol started in Laguna Beach, CA. Laguna Beach is filled with talented artists with caring hearts. This tiny painting is by Doug Miller (Interview here) . You can get to know him in that interview. Read
TRAVIS CORRIVEAU: McKinney North High School. College: S.M.U. Or U.T.D., to study Biochemistry to become a pediatric neurologist doctor. North Interact President, Art Club, Academic UIL in calculator, science, math, number sense, and computer science, Gifted and
Southwest Ohio chapter WEST CHESTER, Ohio — Kimberly Renner knows there are thousands of kids throughout southwest Ohio who could use a hug. But Renner also knows she can’t literally hug them all. That’s why