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Traditional Home Magazine Honors Project Night Night Founder Kendra Stitt Robins as Classic
Women of the Year
On November 8, 2011, Project Night Night Founder Kendra Stitt Robins was one of five women honored at an event held by
Traditional Home as part of its seventh annual “Classic Woman Awards.” Editor-in-Chief Ann Omvig Maine and Natalie Morales of
NBC’s “Today” show co-hosted a special award ceremony luncheon at the Mandarin Oriental hotel in New York City.
The “Classic Woman Awards,” which is featured in its November/December issue available at newsstands now, is the magazine’
s signature program celebrating “incredible women who represent the best in American caring and giving.”
The magazine’s 4.6 million readers nominated women from across the country who are making a positive difference in their
communities. Traditional Home’s editorial staff and judges pored over the nominations to choose five outstanding women. Liz
Ferro from Girls with Sole, Christina Merrill from The Bone Marrow Foundation, Lynne Patterson from Pro Mujer, and Mary von
Kurnatowski from Tipitina’s Foundation Instruments a Comin’ were also recognized.
To read Kendra’s story in the magazine, please click here or to watch a Traditional Home interview with Kendra, please click here.
Women of the Year
On November 8, 2011, Project Night Night Founder Kendra Stitt Robins was one of five women honored at an event held by
Traditional Home as part of its seventh annual “Classic Woman Awards.” Editor-in-Chief Ann Omvig Maine and Natalie Morales of
NBC’s “Today” show co-hosted a special award ceremony luncheon at the Mandarin Oriental hotel in New York City.
The “Classic Woman Awards,” which is featured in its November/December issue available at newsstands now, is the magazine’
s signature program celebrating “incredible women who represent the best in American caring and giving.”
The magazine’s 4.6 million readers nominated women from across the country who are making a positive difference in their
communities. Traditional Home’s editorial staff and judges pored over the nominations to choose five outstanding women. Liz
Ferro from Girls with Sole, Christina Merrill from The Bone Marrow Foundation, Lynne Patterson from Pro Mujer, and Mary von
Kurnatowski from Tipitina’s Foundation Instruments a Comin’ were also recognized.
To read Kendra’s story in the magazine, please click here or to watch a Traditional Home interview with Kendra, please click here.
Recent News
Kendra Stitt Robins, Founder of Project Night Night, wins 2011 Totally Awesome Award for Best
Mom Run Business in San Francisco from Red Tricycle
On November 7, 2011, Project Night Night Founder Kendra Stitt Robins was awarded the title of "Best Mom Run Business" in San
Francisco by Red Tricycle as part of its 2011 “Totally Awesome Awards.”
Mom Run Business in San Francisco from Red Tricycle
On November 7, 2011, Project Night Night Founder Kendra Stitt Robins was awarded the title of "Best Mom Run Business" in San
Francisco by Red Tricycle as part of its 2011 “Totally Awesome Awards.”
October 31, 2011 -- Traditional Home Magazine Names Kendra Stitt Robins "Classic Woman" of 2011
June 29, 2009 -- Kendra Stitt Robins of Project Night Night Named "All Star" in PEOPLE Magazine and MLB Contest "All Stars Among Us"
June 29, 2009 -- San Francisco Giants Name "All Star Among Us" Winner as Project Night Night Founder, Kendra Stitt Robins
June 29, 2009 -- Kendra Stitt Robins of Project Night Night Named "All Star" in PEOPLE Magazine and MLB Contest "All Stars Among Us"
June 29, 2009 -- San Francisco Giants Name "All Star Among Us" Winner as Project Night Night Founder, Kendra Stitt Robins
Press Releases
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KTVN Channel 2 News Features Project Night Night
Host Kristen Remington and the Kindness Crew take an in-depth look at how Project Night Night serves the homeless community
in Reno, Nevada.
Host Kristen Remington and the Kindness Crew take an in-depth look at how Project Night Night serves the homeless community
in Reno, Nevada.
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