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VOLUNTEER SUSAN in ARIZONA
Why did you choose Project Night Night for your service project?
I was at a point in my life, where I wanted to do something to "give back" but wasn't sure what. When I read
the story in the AZ Republic, April of 2006,I got "goose bumps!” I just knew this was "meant to be" and that
my 12 year old daughter could also be involved.
What 3 words best describe your experience?
Rewarding; Challenging; Appreciated.
Was there a memorable moment during your service project?
I was at one of my Shelter's in Mesa, AZ. My Contact explained to me how a small child sat for hours in a
car, while the parents were being tested for drugs. They had to "be clean" in order to spend the night. The
baby was so good and she told me she gave the child a Tote bag. "Was it O.K. to hand out a Tote?" asked
Nancy. I answered, "Of course, this is what it's all about". She hugged me and said how the baby loved the
Tote and what was inside. That's why I do this, putting smiles on innocent faces. I left the parking lot in tears.
What was your nighttime comfort item as a child?
A soft,small "cloth doll" for a shot time. It was baby blue and white, about 4 inches long.

VOLUNTEER RITA in VIRGINIA
Why did you choose Project Night Night for your service project?
Because its purpose resonated with me as a way to help children going thru a very stressful
time.
What 3 words best describe your experience?
Satisfying; Motivating; Fun.
What was the best part of your service project?
Collecting the items is the best part for me as a “black belt” shopper! Knowing the items will
give comfort to some children makes it all worthwhile.
What was your nighttime comfort item as a child?
A blanket.



VOLUNTEER MONICA JO in NORTH DAKOTA
Why did you choose Project Night Night for your service project?
The idea of homeless children going to sleep in different places every night without even a
security blanket to snuggle with was terrible to imagine when my kids have so many toys,
blankets, books, etc. I wanted to do my small part to help!
What 3 words best describe your experience?
Humbling; Gratifying; Enlightening.
What was the best part of your service project?
I loved seeing the great response from my co-workers when I announced the project-over a 1/3
of the employees contributed one or more bags!
What was your nighttime comfort item as a child?
A stuffed Raccoon named “Rocky”