JEREMIAH'S PLACE — PITTSBURGH

Snuggle Up
Pajamas Drive

121 pairs of pajamas collected and delivered to children in emergency care at Jeremiah's Place. Because every child deserves to feel warm and safe at night.

Logo of T. Jereemah's Place, featuring a stylized drawing of a woman with flowing hair, a small heart, and the business name beneath.

THE STORY

Because every child deserves to feel warm and safe at night.

Harper's Helpers collected 121 pairs of pajamas for children arriving at Jeremiah's Place, a Pittsburgh emergency shelter that provides safe, stable housing for families in crisis. For children who arrive with very little, a soft pair of pajamas is more than clothing. It is the first signal that someone cares.

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Harper chose to focus on pajamas because she understood that bedtime can be the hardest moment for a child who is scared. She wanted to make it softer.

Young girl with long brown hair, wearing a gray knit hat and pink coat, smiling outdoors with autumn leaves in the background.

ALL KIDS DESERVE WARM JAMMIES

Close-up of a young girl with curly hair wearing a giraffe-themed sweatshirt, standing against a plain gray background.
A child with dark brown hair is standing sideways and making a peace sign with their right hand near their head, wearing a light blue sweater with small palm tree patterns, matching light blue pants, and white socks, against a plain white background.
A young child with curly hair and blue eyes looking at the camera, wearing a white long-sleeve shirt with small black dots, holding an adult's hand against a plain white background.
A young boy with black hair, wearing a white and navy blue shirt with cow and cloud prints, sitting in a wooden chair, looking to the side with his hand on the back of his head.

121

CHILDREN WHO FELT A LITTLE SAFER

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