Over the New Year's weekend, I made plans for 2012.
As already mentioned, Serious Saving was a priority as
we near retirement.
The more I thought about saving, the more another little
thought niggled at me - Giving Back.
I wasn't sure what that was going to look like ...
but now I know there are myriad ways
to give to others. I stumbled across this
one while visiting around Blogland.
The organization is called
The goal is to make 6" dolls ~
A note is attached to each doll which reads:
"I am a Comfort Doll. I was made especially for you
by a woman's heart and hands who cares.
When you need strength or just a smile,
hold me and feel the love I send.
Like me, you are unique, worthy, beautiful,
and deserve all good things in life.
You have the strength within yourself to be extraordinary.
Find the strength and shine!
Comfort Dolls - created with our hands -
given with our hearts."
Redo Jr. asked to help,
and I was glad for it.
Any job is more fun when
shared with another.
I'm sharing at:
The Shady Porch
Women Living Well
Cherished Treasures
The Shabby Creek Cottage
Coloradolady
The Brambleberry Cottage
Thrifty Decorating
A Glimpse Inside
Kristen's Creations
Faith, Grace, Crafts
The Thrifty Groove
The Answer is Chocolate
Ladybird Lane
My Simple Home Life
A Little Knick Knack
2805 - Potpourri Party
Sew Country Chick
Be Different Act Normal
Women Living Well
Cherished Treasures
The Shabby Creek Cottage
Coloradolady
The Brambleberry Cottage
Thrifty Decorating
A Glimpse Inside
Kristen's Creations
Faith, Grace, Crafts
The Thrifty Groove
The Answer is Chocolate
Ladybird Lane
My Simple Home Life
A Little Knick Knack
2805 - Potpourri Party
Sew Country Chick
Be Different Act Normal




This is such a wonderful cause. And kudos to Redo Jr. - once again, I am blown away with how great your kids are! xo
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful project! I love something tangible like the dolls to let others know they are not alone! Thanks so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI think this is a great project, such a great thing to do...:)
ReplyDeleteThat sounds like a lovely project,and the little doll is very sweet.
ReplyDeleteI love this, Mary! It reminds me of prayer shawls where you pray for the person who will end up with it the whole time you are knitting.
ReplyDeleteWonderful cause. You are doing a great service and getting your family into it is even better.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful and so sweet project. Its nice that you have your family involved. These will be appreciated so much. God bless you and yours.
ReplyDeleteJacque
I too found this project out in blog-land..Being a former batted women myself..I can tell you it will be a great comfort to these women to have something to hold onto when they are crying and worrying..I will be joining this project myself..I so admire your son for helping...
ReplyDeleteOh how precious! what a great idea!!! I wonder if my local shelter has anything like that? I'll have to find out.
ReplyDeleteThanks again for sharing,
Doni
Sweet. Thanks for doing this. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI'm sure your handmade dolls will be so appreciated! And that your son wanted in on it is so heartwarming!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing about this organization and these dolls, but thank you even more for sharing your time and talents for such a great purpose. Off to learn more about this.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely outreach! Happy to have found your blog! :)
ReplyDeleteThis is great, Mary! What a wonderful thing to do, and I love when kids help out in charity work and good causes. So sweet! <3
ReplyDeleteSo thoughtful and lovely of you to do this! Love the doll and the attached note! Happy New Year! xo
ReplyDeleteJust wanted to let you know that I shared this as part of my link party wrap up and features. Feel free to grab a featured button from my sidebar if you like. Thanks again for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweetheart and kind soul jr Redo is to help to such a selfless task as cheering up children in need. God bless!
ReplyDeleteA great cause and it is wonderful that Redo Jr. wants to be a part of it!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic post and cause! So glad to see your son involved too! Thank you for joining me at Home Sweet Home!
ReplyDeleteSherry