JANIE AND JACK DEBUTS ‘PAJAMAS FOR GOOD’ PROGRAM WITH ROOM TO READ PARTNERSHIP IN SUPPORT OF WORLD LITERACY DAY
of the brand’s Good Night by Janie and Jack pajama collection.
For the month of September, which is National Literacy Month and includes World Literacy Day on September 8th, Janie and Jack will donate one book for every pajama sold. They also invite customers to donate directly in stores or online at checkout.
@janieandjack, they feature celebrity and influencer parents and kids reading books that correspond with a curated library collection available on their website. In celebration of World Literacy Day, Shannon Hesel, Associate Director at Room to Read, will be featured, reading a book
and inviting customers to purchase pajamas and support the organization.
exists within Janie and Jack’s community into an impactful investment
in literacy. Together, we will ensure that every child is able to develop the
habit of reading and pursue lifelong learning,” said Dr. Geetha Murali,
Room to Read’s CEO.
moments. From leopard print styles to seasonal Halloween and Christmas prints, the Good Night by Janie and Jack Collection is made with soft, 100% cotton for a good night’s sleep. The collection, sized 0-3M to 12 years and priced from $44-$48, is available for purchase in select Janie and Jack stores and online at www. JanieandJack.com.
details and memorable gifts. Visit Janie and Jack stores nationwide for kids’ clothing from newborn to size 6 and www.janieandjack.com for up to size 18.
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