“The biggest thank you to our community members and businesses,” she said. “It wouldn't be possible without their support.
“The support shown for our youngest in Tairawhiti shows what an amazing community we have here.”
“Some schools and early childhood services received a pair for every single child. Others received bulk lots to hand out to the children most in need.”
Individuals and organisations alike got behind the charity through donations and fundraisers.
Almost a dozen childcare centres and schools held a Jammies Day to raise money.
Major companies such as The Warehouse and ANZ Bank and local businesses like Riversun and Dive Tatapouri gave to the cause.
The Rapid Relief Team donated 75 thermal blankets.
Gisborne schools and community centres received the clothing and passed the items on to families who needed them.
Cassandra also thanked SuperGrans for their support and providing space for the items to be dropped off and sorted.
Cassandra first ran Jammies 4 June in 2017. Since then it has kept children in Tairawhiti toasty by providing them with over 2000 pairs of pyjamas and other winter items.