GARNETT, Kan. (Ad Astra Radio) — The Anderson County Sheriff’s Office is continuing its pajama drive to benefit Millie’s Might Foundation, an organization dedicated to bringing comfort, hope and joy to families facing childhood cancer.
As the drive enters its second week, organizers are thanking those who have already contributed while encouraging additional donations of brand-new pajamas in all sizes, from infants and toddlers to children and teenagers.
The donated pajamas will help provide warmth and comfort to children undergoing cancer treatment, particularly during hospital stays. Organizers emphasize that pajamas for teenagers are especially important and encourage donors not to overlook older children.
Donations can be dropped off in the collection box located in the main lobby of the Anderson County Sheriff’s Office during regular business hours, Monday through Friday, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Schools, businesses and community members are also encouraged to participate by organizing collections and spreading awareness of the effort.
Those who prefer to contribute online can visit MilliesMight.com for additional information.
Organizers hope to build on the momentum of the first week, reminding residents that every donation can make a difference for children and families facing childhood cancer.
