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Getting a good night's rest during the holiday season is akin to having a superpower. We're short on time, overloaded with obligations, and sometimes there just aren't enough hours in the day to catch a break. If there was ever a time to stop neglecting sleep, though, it's now; we all know there’s something downrightBut here’s the thing: The secret to achieving quality rest isn’t found in fancy bed sheets or extra-fluffy pillows — it’s in your mattress.
So in the midst of a definitively non-sleepy season, we partnered with Leesa to host a party at the Refinery29 HQ to refocus on — and celebrate the gift of — rest. And though we did quite literally place a Leesa mattress at the center of this holiday party, the allure of a potential nap was quickly overshadowed by something much more important: the impact we had on 200 students from Robert F. Kennedy school.
The best part? You can join in on the giving, too. For the next month, Leesa is offering Refinery29 readers the chance to impact the life of a child. Every order placed with the code REFINERY will go toward providing mattresses to students in the New York City area. Plus, you’ll get 15% off your entire order on Leesa.com when you use your promo code on the
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