Hillsboro police storytime for kids during coronavirus quarantine gets boost from Hollywood actress (video)

A Hillsboro police initiative has gotten some extra attention of late — thanks to a popular Hollywood actress.

The agency's Facebook page is peppered with videos of police employees reading children's books to kids who are staying home during the coronavirus outbreak.

There's a tale of "Clifford the Big Red Dog." Some Dr. Seuss. And the classic "If You Give a Mouse a Cookie."

But the video that's gotten the most attention is Officer Stephanie Davies' rendition of "Goodnight Moon," which she reads aloud and using sign language.

"Goodnight, Moon" by Margaret Wise Brown, illustrated by Clement Hurd (published by HarperKids Books) - read by Officer Davis of #HillsboroPoliceDepartment

"Goodnight, Moon" by Margaret Wise Brown, illustrated by Clement Hurd (published by HarperKids Books) - read by Officer Davies of Hillsboro Police Department THIRTY MILLION CHILDREN rely on school for food. Responding to the needs of kids during these school closures, @savethechildren and No Kid Hungry have a new fund #SAVEWITHSTORIES to support food banks, and mobile meal trucks, and community feeding programs with funds to do what they do best—and also—with educational toys, books, and worksheets to make sure brains are full, as well as bellies. If you can manage a one time gift of $10, please text SAVE to 20222. If another amount would work better for you, please visit our website—http://ow.ly/gxuV30qq1nf. There is no maximum and there is no minimum—together we will rise and together we can help. Thank you and stay safe. XX

Posted by Jennifer Garner on Friday, April 17, 2020

The video has racked up over 110,000 views on the Hillsboro Police Department page alone. But a post from Jennifer Garner has put the video in front of many more children.

The actress's Facebook post has gotten 668,000 views as of Monday afternoon.

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Garner has been posting a steady stream of such videos — including Hillsboro police's "Clifford" reading — for kids and parents at home during the pandemic. She is also soliciting donations for the Save the Children and No Kid Hungry organizations.

-- Jim Ryan; jryan@oregonian.com; 503-221-8005; @Jimryan015

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