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We are a group of grandmas, moms and caring individuals who want to make sure every child in the Calgary area goes to bed with a pair of warm pyjamas at night. We need your help!
Jammies from Grammies is a registered Canadian non-profit charity dedicated to supporting vulnerable individuals in our community. This year, we are embarking on a special campaign to provide warmth, comfort, and dignity to children, vulnerable pregnant and parenting women aged 16-24, and seniors who are living without family support.
We would like to thank Rogers Birdies for Kids for their financial support in 2024.
Rogers Birdies for Kids (BFK) presented by AltaLink is a non-profit program under the Calgary Shaw Charity Classic Foundation. This program is designed to help raise new funds for local charities, engage the community in the tournament, and provide matching funds for each charity involved.
We would also like to thank the Calgary Children’s Foundation for their generous support in 2024.
Since 1992, the foundation has raised money for small children’s charities in the Calgary Area. Many recipients are not in a position to do large-scale fundraising or sophisticated communications.
As you may know, for many people in our community, basic needs are not a given. For those fleeing situations of incredible adversity—whether it be domestic violence, homelessness, or displacement—simple comforts like a new pair of pyjamas can bring a sense of relief and security. With this in mind, we are raising funds to provide brand-new pyjamas for those in need. These gifts may seem simple, but they have a profound impact, offering warmth, comfort, and a reminder that they are not alone.
Our beneficiaries:
- Children who are navigating difficult circumstances, such as homelessness, abuse, or displacement.
- Pregnant and parenting women aged 16-24 who are fleeing domestic violence, addiction, or homelessness and need extra support as they care for their young families.
- Seniors who, due to social isolation or lack of family, often find themselves without the support they need during difficult times.