Kids Who Don’t Have Beds Get Sleepover at Cowboys Stadium, Take Home 100 Twin Sets

On Friday, one hundred underprivileged children were invited to the Dallas Cowboys football stadium for a giant overnight sleepover party.

Lined up on the field were 100 beds, each outfitted with blue and silver Cowboys swag, cuddly quilts and teddy bears. Not only did the kids get to eat pizza and hang out with NFL football players and cheerleaders, they got to watch a movie on the giant screen, at the end of the night they were told they get to keep the beds, too.

None of these children had a bed at home to sleep in, but now, thanks to Ashley Furniture with their Hope to Dream program, they are in for some sweet slumber.

LOOK: 49ers Send Package to NJ Homeless Man Seen Wearing Old Team Jacket

Mary Ann Downey Kirby was on the field to experience the fun in Arlington, Texas and posted these photos on Facebook, saying Ashley Furniture would be delivering the beds to each child’s home, and she would be the one seen on the sidelines “bawling”.

On its Hope to Dream webpage, people can nominate families in need of beds for the program’s consideration when there is a participating store in their area.

SHARE the Kindness and Help Someone Sleep Better…