Lets make some binkiesSusan and Heather Kraafter talked about all of the ways you can get involved making binkies, kids, too, community service, churches, companies and more while they make a binky online with fleece and scissors only.

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Join one of of our chapters to help comfort these children! Find more videos like this on My Quilt Place Melinda King is getting out there to ask for more volunteers. Join one of of our chapters

Recent Press CoverageOur chapters new and old have been busy getting publicity to get more volunteers for their local chapters. WOW! Read the story to see news from around the country. Binky Patrol celebrates anniversary by making more

Sheri Adelman started the Calabasas ChapterI joined in June of 2002 and most of the members are original members when Sheri Adelman started the Calabasas Chapter in the Summer of 2001. (photo is Rhonda Green, aka "Binky

195 Blankets, 110 volunteers, 6 hours. AWESOME 195 Blankets, 110 volunteers, 6 hours. AWESOME way to spend MLK. 2014. It was a way to bring together a lot of ages.  It's a fun event to host - think

Children's Lifesaving Foundation helps at risk and homeless children Children's Lifesaving Foundation helps at risk and homeless children and teens transform their lives through education, compassion, and living assistance. Our Santa Monica Chapter donated a bunch of

There are two sides to the faces of Binky PatrolThere are two sides to the faces of Binky Patrol: Those who receive binkies and those who make and deliver binkies. Most people know we give to ANY

Twice a year the Portland chapter of Binky Patrol parterns with Hands On...Binky Patrol’s Portland, OR chapter, run by Susan Finch, our founder, partners with  Hands On of Greater Portland twice yearly for Bink-A-Thons In March over

Ernalee Munday takes over!When Ernalee Munday retired from her home day care, she knew she wanted to continue to be involved in children’s lives.  She began to make blankets for the Everett, Washington chapter.  When the Area