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Project NightNight -- helping children in homeless shelters
From our Tipline: Kendra Robins introduces us to Project Night Night, an organization "dedicated to improving the lives
of homeless children, one sweet dream at a time." This organization provides "night-night" packages
to children who are in homeless shelters all across the United States. Each package (in the form of a Project
Night Night tote bag) contains a new, unused security blanket, an age-appropriate book, a stuffed animal, and a
personalized note "to reinforce that every child is special no matter where they lay their head."Please check them out. If you're impressed with what they do (like I was), you can donate here.
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