Pittsburgh-based Cribs for Kids was founded in 1998 after the local child death review team noted that most sudden infant deaths were happening in unsafe sleep settings. The program has distributed 6,500 cribs, and has established 152 branches in 33 states in just the past 18 months. From left, around the demonstration crib at the office of Sudden Infant Death Services of Pennsylvania, are Eileen Collins, director of support and education, Judith Bannon, executive director and founder of the project, and Barbara Clemmons, crib distribution manager. (SHNS photo by Lake Fong / Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)