How We Started
This all started one night while playing the Star Wars version of Monopoly, I saw a commercial for St. Jude in which a child was in a gown. I asked my mom if kids are really in those gowns the whole time while receiving treatments. I wondered why they aren't in Pajamas or something comfy in such a strange and scary place. So I asked her if there was anything we could do, her being a mother she told me of course, and helped me start what I wanted to do.
Meet the Board

President and Founder
Josh Holmes
I am 22 years old and currently going to school to become a Physical Therapist Assistant. No matter where I am, I always try to help people in any way that I can. I like all Baltimore sports, movies, and playing video games.

Vice President and Co-founder
Jenn Middleton
I am Josh's mother and I help him do the leg work of this wonderful organization he started. I am a Respiratory therapist, mostly in the PICU/NICU at a local hospital, where I am able to see firsthand how a simple pair of pajamas can help brighten someone's day. I love the Ravens and the Orioles.

Board Member
Jessica Tracy
Jessica Tracy has been friends with Jenn since
2002. She has a daughter, Devyn, and a son, Mason. Jessica is proud to be part of an organization that donates pajamas to children, having witnessed the joy it brings. Her involvement in the organization and her friendship with Josh have also inspired her children to contribute and help as well.

Board Member
Bill Middleton
Bill is Josh's stepdad and is married to Jenn. Bill has been involved since the beginning and has helped us grow relationships with other groups in the community. Bill is super proud of what Josh and Jenn have done. Bill loves all sports, he specifically likes to cheer on the Orioles and the Commanders.

Board Members
Tim and Pam Strickland
Tim and Pam are Josh's grandparents and have been largely involved with Josh's Jammies from the beginning. They help with all of the events that we are involved in.
The Volunteers

Mason Tracy

Loni Miller

Kathie Reich

Village House
