Pajama Partners
What Is a Pajama Partner?
Pajama Partners are primarily nonprofit organizations that work with children and families experiencing uncertainty in their lives. They include group homes, foster care agencies, shelters, Head Start programs, and schools. We currently work with more than 1,000 organizations in every state and Puerto Rico.
Pajama Program sends donations of pajamas, books, and sleep health resources to approved Pajama Partners to distribute to the children, parents, educators, and caregivers in their reach. We encourage our Pajama Partners to network with fellow organizations, Pajama Program’s National Office, and local Chapter Presidents to reach as many children and caregivers as possible to provide Good Nights for Good Days.
Pajama Partners in New York City and the Metro Atlanta area may bring children to Pajama Program Centers. Metro-Detroit Pajama Partners may bring educators to our Training Center in Livonia, Michigan.
Interested in Becoming a Pajama Partner?
To become a Pajama Program Pajama Partner, an organization must provide the following documentation, meet basic criteria, and agree to our guidelines for distribution:
- Provide 501(c)(3) designation letter or other proof of tax-exempt status in the United States.
- Provide EIN (Employer ID Number).
- Work with children ages newborn to 12 years.
- Offer donations free of charge to program participants.
- Not offer donations for resale, exchange or barter.
- Not use donations to engage in religious activities, promote religious beliefs, or indoctrinate program participants.
- Provide feedback to Pajama Program as reasonable/permitted.
We appreciate your interest in partnering with us to provide comforting good nights and healthy sleep to your community.
“Because of this program, we are able to brighten the spirits of children who come to us for help.”
Colquitt County Serenity House Project, Inc.
Community Partner in Georgia
Current Pajama Partners
Check out our Local Chapters page to get in touch with a Pajama Program volunteer near you or call the National Office at 212.716.9757. Click below for access to additional resources.
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