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DAV Old Glory Chapter Receives Donation
Sweetpolly's Creations presented Old Glory Chapter 22 with the first of hopefully many more donations. Donations were received in the amount of $125 and this amount was doubled by SPC for a total of $250.
PAJAMA PROGRAM
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The Pajama Program is a national 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that provides new pajamas and new storybooks. Snuggling up in cozy, new pajamas with their very own new book, these children are given a secure and nurturing “good night” at bedtime.
Sweetpolly’s Creations would like to thank everyone who recently donated through our website or on Facebook.
You helped us collect 27 sets of pajamas for the Pajama Program.
In addition, we will donate 27 copies of our book “Do Bears Eat Pancakes?” to the program.
Throughout the coming years, we will be looking for new opportunities to give back to our community.
Alpha Pregnancy Center, Baltimore MD
The Alpha Pregnancy Center educates, supports and empowers women facing unplanned pregnancies with compassionate and professional medical care.
In addition, I discovered that they offer free pajamas to clients children in their "clothing shop." How wonderful, I thought to myself. They help children before and after. That's how my desire to give to them started. I utilized and reached out to my Facebook network and was able to raise enough funds to purchase 59 pairs of children’s pajamas. I matched the purchase with free copies of both of my children’s books; “Do Bears Eat Pancakes?” and ‘Miranda and the Lost Shoe.” I can’t say thank you enough to those who donated from the goodness of their heart.
Interested in knowing more about this organization just click here: https://alpha-pregnancycenter.org/
Southern Grace Angelic Gowns (SGAG) DONATION
THE SMALLEST FEET LEAVE THE BIGGEST FOOTPRINTS ON OUR HEART SGAG transforms donated wedding dresses into burial garments, known as Angelic Gowns, for babies that are stillborn or die shortly after birth. These Angelic Gowns are given to grieving parents at no charge through hospitals, funeral homes, and individual family requests.
I found this group and their request for donations on Facebook and what they do touched my heart. Though they weren't local, I sat down and autographed books, packed them up along with some Georgie the Giraffe stuffies and shipped them out right away.
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Sweetpolly’s Creations donated "Do Bears Eat Pancakes?" children's books and Georgie the Giraffe stuffed animals to be raffled at the SGAG Annual Butterfly Release Gala.
Interested in donating or learning more about this organization? Click here:
Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation center (MWR), Fort Detrick, Maryland
The MWR is a quality of life program for military members and their families. Some services include Armed Forces Recreation Centers; Child, Youth and School Services; Recreation and Leisure; Entertainment and Leisure; and Libraries.
Because of you and your donations, Sweetpolly's Creations was delighted to deliver fifty-six (56) copies of Miranda and the Lost Shoe and Do Bears Eat Pancakes children's books. The books were distributed among two of their childcare centers located in Silver Spring and Fort Detrick, Maryland. As a former Marine and Soldier, who once-upon-a-time used the base childcare center, this was particularly heart warming.
Still want to help? The United Through Reading mission is to connect military families through the read-aloud experience. Learn more by clicking here:
Thank You Note from MWR
2023 - We're helping the DAV Old Glory Chapter 22, Westminster MD
Every year Sweetpolly's Creations gives back to our community. This year we are asking for donations for the Disabled American Veterans (DAV), Old Glory Chapter 22. I am an active member of this chapter. 100% of donations go directly to the Westminster chapter. It's a non-profit organization that gives ill and injured veterans the opportunity to live a life with respect and dignity.
Sweetpolly's Creations will match any donation received up to $500.00.
Please help if you can. Every donation makes a difference.
