On the weekend of March 13 – 15, 2020, Project Sleep invites you to join the sixth annual international Sleep In (#SleepIn2020) to raise awareness about sleep health and sleep disorders during National Sleep Awareness Week. Challenge yourself to stay in bed for 12 – 48 hours and invite your friends and family to join you OR sponsor your Sleep In to benefit Project Sleep. Register here.
Sleep is the misunderstood and often-overlooked pillar of health. Whether you are sleepy teen, person with a sleep or circadian condition, supporter, sleep professional or sleep enthusiast, your SLEEP IN matters. Use your voice, and bed, to shine light on the night.
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Make Peace with Sleep
Official SLEEP IN
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Make posters, invite friends and the local media to visit, build a fort, post photos (#SleepIn2020 @Project_Sleep), join our social media events, take a nap, do yoga, catch up on reality TV, read a book. Take another nap. Rest, relax and have fun.
Project Sleep will be in bed all weekend, flooding social media and connecting with participants around the world.
Yes, of course, please get out of bed to eat, stretch, use the restroom, etc. Have fun incorporating the SLEEP IN theme into your weekend in a way that makes sense for you, your health and your family’s schedule. This is supposed to be a fun opportunity to reflect on sleep, not a health hazard or prison sentence.
On the weekend of March 13-15, 2020, Project Sleep invites you to join the sixth annual international Sleep In (#SleepIn2020) to raise awareness about sleep health and sleep disorders during National Sleep Awareness Week. Challenge yourself to stay in bed for 12 – 48 hours and ask your friends and family to sponsor your Sleep In to benefit Project Sleep.
The Sleep In is an international awareness and fundraising event of Project Sleep, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. By inviting participants to stay in bed, the Sleep In offers a relaxing and restorative alternative to events that require participants to expend energy to participate. Connecting people via social media and video chats, the Sleep In aims to empower sleep advocates across the globe.
Are you sleep-walking through life? Nearly 70 percent of adults report insufficient sleep or rest at least once a month and nearly 70 percent of high school adolescents sleep less than the recommended 8-9 hours a night. An estimated 50 to 70 million Americans chronically suffer from a sleep or circadian disorder.
Sleep is the misunderstood and often-overlooked pillar of health. Sleepiness is NOT laziness. By participating in Project Sleep’s Sleep In, we are waking up the world to the importance and power of sleep.
Anyone can participate. Whether you are sleepy teen, person with a sleep disorder, supporter, sleep professional or sleep enthusiast, your Sleep In matters. Use your voice, and bed, to shine light on the night.
It’s FREE to register and participate. Register at https://projectsleep.salsalabs.org/sleepin2020. We encourage you to make the first donation on your own fundraising page to inspire your friends and family to support your page. Once your fundraising page is set up, email your friends and family to challenge them to donate or participate too. See sample fundraising message in Official Sleep In Participant Guide.
Consider pledging to participate at least 12 hours, but longer participation is encouraged. We know life is busy, make your Sleep In make sense for you.
Example SLEEP IN schedules:
12 hours: Friday 10pm – Saturday10am
18 hours: Friday 10pm – Saturday 2pm
24 hours: Saturday 12noon – Sunday 12noon
36 hours: Friday 10pm – Sunday 10am
48 hours: Friday 10pm – Sunday 10pm
Some people run or walk to raise funds, but why not receive support and encouragement to Sleep In? Funds raised support Project Sleep is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to raising awareness about sleep health and sleep disorders. See sample fundraising message in Official Sleep In Participant Guide.
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My granddaughter has narcolepsy and I am pleased to help in any way I can. I will send this to some friends and see if I can create interest. Good luck with your fund raising effort and public education.