This chapter usually just collects Binkies and delivers them.

The Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Bink-A-Thon was a great success! We’re sorry you didn’t make it. If you did – THANK YOU for your hearts and willingness to learn new skills. 130+ blankets made that day and another 20-30 in process by attendees.
This chapter is also part of a sewing club at Holy Trinity Church. ALL of you are welcome. We meet in the cafeteria (where our bink-a-thons are) the 2nd Saturday of each month. Bring your own machine, fabric, projects. We sometimes have kits for binkies to take home. You can bring non-binky projects too. We are all learning from each other and surrounding ourselves with a warm, lovely group of people each month!
We appreciate our sponsor, Hoffman Fabrics

We are accepting binkies of all types ALWAYS!
We will accept batting, yarn, new thread, sharp scissors, rotary cutter blades, new pins, batting, and fleece.
All donations are tax-deductible.

503-807-4543

We have local alliances. Feel free to check them out, too:

The Angels in the Outfield. Through experiences and opportunities, they give children impacted by crime, abuse, and neglect the support they need to rediscover joy and hope. We help them heal, build resilience, and know they are not alone. Every child deserves a chance to reclaim their childhood and see brighter tomorrows.

Dinner and a MovieHealing the effects of abuse through holistic relationships with Portland’s homeless.

Northwest Children’s Outreach functions as a collection and distribution center, collecting resources for these children and distributing the goods to local Care Providers who meet directly with and prescreen the children.

Family Justice Center of Washington County. Their mission is to work collaboratively with our community to provide a single location for prevention, intervention, healing, and hope for survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and child abuse in Washington County.  

Kathy’s Place is committed to breaking the cycle of poverty by creating safe and affordable neighborhood communities where single moms are empowered with the resources they need to build a thriving future for their families.

Family Promise in Beaverton . Their mission is to equip families and vulnerable communities to end the cycle of homelessness. The vision of Family Promise of Greater Washington County is that every family has a stable place to call home and the chance to build a better future.

Caring Closet Tigard. They provide clothes, shoes, hygiene products, and emergency bedding supplies to children in need within the Tigard-Tualatin School District.

Bethlehem House of Bread, Tigard. Hunger has many faces, and Bethlehem House of Bread is here for anyone who needs help. Answering the challenge of hunger takes a village, and we’re grateful for our community’s support.

Family Promise, Tigard. The individuals and families in our program may not have a place to sleep or a warm meal to eat if not for FPTV and our caring volunteers and supporters. We leverage a community-based response to equip vulnerable families and individuals to end the cycle of homelessness.

Virginia Garcia Memorial Health Centers. They provide comprehensive primary health care, dental services, behavioral and mental health support, along with pharmacy care, including a teaching kitchen and group exercise spaces to foster wellness.

Ronald McDonald House Oregon: More than a place to stay. A place to stay strong. Housing, support, and community so families with sick children can stay together.

Susan Finch, Founder

This chapter is sponsored by Dutch Bros Coffee, Carr Subaru, Nike, Hoffman Fabrics, Microsoft, and Funnel Media Group

We appreciate our sponsor, Hoffman Fabrics
We appreciate our sponsor, Hoffman Fabrics