American Girl Dolls Give Children Battling Illness Peace of Mind - Good360

03 Feb American Girl Dolls Give Children Battling Illness Peace of Mind

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More Miracles Made

More Miracles Made is a Good360 nonprofit partner dedicated to helping marginalized groups within the greater Waterbury, Connecticut area. This organization works to get people in Waterbury the resources and essential products they need to flourish.

While hosting a distribution event in their community, More Miracles Made provided kids in need with brand new American Girl dolls that they received in partnership with Good360.

A passionate and creative 9-year-old, Jennifer recently lost all of her belongings, including some of her most prized toys, due to an electrical fire. Because her family couldn’t recover any of their furniture lost in the fire, Jennifer’s family had to prioritize essentials over playthings. More Miracles Made gave Jennifer and her sister, Emily, new American Girl dolls, and other small trinkets. These items gave Jennifer and her sister a sense of normalcy during an uncertain time.

“Jennifer and Emily both stated how they’ve dreamt of going to an American Girl store, but they were never able to go purchase an actual doll,” said Serrell Porter, More Miracles Made team member. “Thankfully, we were able to bring American Girl dolls to them.”

Thanks to these donations, Jennifer, Emily, and other children can now add a new friend to their list of companions as they work to readjust to their new life after adversity.

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Shari Rudolph
shari@good360.org

Shari Rudolph is Chief Development Officer and Chief Marketing Officer at Good360. She is an accomplished retail, digital commerce hand media executive with a strong track record of building audiences, revenue, and brands. Shari’s previous experience includes management consulting as well as various executive and leadership roles at both start-ups and large media and retail e-commerce companies in Southern California, New York, and Silicon Valley. She is also an adjunct professor teaching marketing, advertising, and entrepreneurial studies classes. She earned her MBA from The Anderson Graduate School of Management at UCLA.