Pillows with a Purpose

Snuggle meets service in our Pillows with Purpose kids’ collection, where every cozy cushion gives back! These fun, whimsical pillows are designed to bring comfort to your little ones heads and hearts and restore hope for children in need.

Each purchase supports The Birds Nest Project, a heartfelt initiative providing essentials and encouragement to little ones when they just need a little extra support. 

From playful patterns to soft, huggable fabrics, these pillows add a pop of personality to any child’s space while making a meaningful impact. Shop with heart and give your child a pillow that truly matters.

Every pillow is designed by DREAM TEAM- Bradley, Lucas and Joey. 

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Where It All Started

My heart for supporting women and children affected by domestic abuse was ignited back in college when I volunteered at a local shelter through my sorority, Alpha Chi Omega. The moment I walked through those doors, I couldn’t stop thinking about the kids—the smallest victims in these heartbreaking situations. Imagine being a child, already scared and confused, laying your head down at night in a strange place, surrounded by unfamiliar sights, sounds, and faces.

Most shelters do their best with what they have - offering kids a bed or pack-and-play, a pillow, a blanket, some basic toiletries, and a handful of donated toys.

But here’s the thing: those items have been passed down again and again. They're worn, well-loved, and a far cry from something that feels personal or comforting in such a vulnerable moment.

How We Provide Support (with your help)

The Bird’s Nest Project provides cozy bedding kits so that every child entering the shelter is given their very own set — a pillow, blanket, and comfort that’s theirs to keep.

For many of these families, they arrive with nothing but the clothes on their backs.

When they leave, they may still be starting over… but at least they won’t be doing it empty-handed.

Did You Know?

  • On a typical day, there are more than 20,000 phone calls placed to domestic violence hotlines nationwide.
  • Approximately 5 million children in the U.S. witness domestic violence each year.
  • In a single day in 2013, 19,431 children found refuge in emergency shelters or transitional housing programs across the U.S.
  • Children exposed to domestic violence are more likely to experience significant psychological problems, including PTSD, anxiety, and depression.