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GI Pajama Party
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  • March 31
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When soldiers are wounded in Iraq, they are taken to the hospital where their clothing is removed and they are given a hospital gown. (The kind that is slit up the backside) The trek to the hospital does not include stopping and getting an extra set of clothing ~ so our Heroes are left standing around with their bare bottoms playing peek-a-boo with every step they take.

You know how demeaning hospital gowns can be ~ Remember walking down a crowed hallway, feeling a cold draft up your backside? Then remembering...oops the world is able to see my derrière? Our brave men and women deserve better. With your help, we can give them a little dignity as they recover from injuries sustained in IRAQ.

Our goal is to collect 5,000 sleep pants and t-shirts. We will package a set in 2 gallon sealable bags with a card wishing them rapid recovery and letting them know since they've got our backs its time for us to step up and cover theirs!

Be Part of THE Team

e-mail Julie Dermody at

jjdermody03@sbcglobal.net

or call 918-232-3796.

THE GOAL: we want to accomplish this by March 31, 2008

How can you help? Organize a pajama party where people can drop off t-shirts and sleep pants and stay and package them or have others willing to do the packing. This is going to be fun and it is a great opportunity for groups to work together.

Please Note

New not used

T-shirts with no writing                                    2 gallon sealable bags

Cotton or Flannel Sleep pants                  Personalize note of encouragement

 

Until they All Come HOME!

Drop off locations

Bethel Baptist Church

86th and Cedar

Owasso

 

A+ Uniform Resale

  5505 South Mingo 

Suite E

Tulsa

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