Awareness Bears runs a blog which tracks the bears and shares the stories of the children they “visit”. Each blog post usually includes a picture of the child, the bear, and an activity that they did. Each post tells about what each child did with their specific bear. Each bear visits a child for one week at a time. Publicity and Sponsors Associations such as CHASA (Children's Hemiplegia and Stroke Association) and Build-a-Bear donate to the organization. There are articles in newspapers across the country about the Traveling Awareness Bears and the children that they visit. The organization has been in many newspaper and online articles around the world including the North Jersey newspaper The Traveling Awareness Bears hold events to raise money and awareness to their organization. These events are featured on the Wantagh-Seaford page online which also explains the origin of the organization. Many children are said to be affected by these bears. Many articles are written in local newspapers about these children and the bears that 'visit' them. These newspapers span from California to New York. The organization is also featured on other global organizations and projects such as The Global Gene Project. References Non-profit organizations based in Missouri Children's health-related organizations