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Bluegrass Binky Patrol - Lexington, KY
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Chapter Established: February 14, 2022
Welcome to the Blue Grass Binky Patrol Chapter of Lexington, KY! Area Coordinator, Kimberly Belintende 859-361-8677 binkypatrolky@gmail.com
Corporate Events: (Bink-A-Thon) Kim Belintende can work you through how to have this type of event with any number of employees from 2 - 2000! If you want more, contact Kim directly Her chapter is in Kentucky! binkypatrolky@gmail.com
Please contact me if you need to reduce your yarn, cotton fabric, fleece, flannel, sewing thread... I will drive and pick up your donations and give you a tax receipt!
These items are to be made into blankets, hats or pillows.All supplies you use is for the binkies, hats or pillows, all goes into making the items for our agencies we are serving. CASA of Lexington, KY
Georgetown Police Department
The Gathering Place Mission
Not Alone Pregnancy Center
Items to be made: Quilts, blankets from fleece or flannel, tote bags, hats and scarves for the winter season, shawls and hats for Chemo patients, and small blankets from flannel for preemies; patterns can be found on our website.We also have a wishlist: We would appreciated donations of cotton, flannel or fleece fabric and yarn. Treating us to quilt batting would be wonderful as well/. Gift cards to Joann, Walmart, or Michaels would be appreciated as well! We are collecting financial donations for future Bink-A-Thons. Checks can be made out to Binky Patrol and mailed to the above address. Thank you! Its easy and fun to make blankets. Blankets can be sewn, crocheted, or knit and can also be made of fleece and tied around the edges to make a fringe. Contact me today to find out how you can help!
Thank you all in advance for your supportIt in so much appreciated.Sincerely, Kimberly Belintende
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