Sarah Parson

From Sarah Parsons:&nbsp; &nbsp;I just want [the children] to feel loved. They're playing with rusty nails and scraps of wood, insects and scorpions anything they can get their hands on. I&nbsp;just couldn't get it out of my heart. I was inspired sitting in the car with my kids; refugee children had nothing to play with and nothing to comfort them. I had made some dolls for my children before, and decided I could do that.Make handmade dolls for refugees around the world.&nbsp;&nbsp;For pattern:&nbsp;&nbsp;<a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" href="https://womensconference.byu.edu/sites/womensconference.ce.byu.edu/files/dolls_of_hope_bear_pattern_and_instructions.p">https://womensconference.byu.edu/sites/womensconference.ce.byu.edu/files/dolls_of_hope_bear_pattern_and_instructions.p</a>For mailing address: 296 W. 980 N. American Fork, UT 84003Organization Contact NameSarah Parson Phone #801-369-0915 Emailinthemiddleofthis@gmail.com

Dolls are handmade and then distributed to refugee areas around the world to comfort a child.

Dolls of Hope

Make dolls for refugees across the globe to comfort a child in need