Hearts 4 Hearts Dolls

       Hearts 4 Hearts dolls were the little dolls with big hearts! Whenever you purchased a doll, part of those proceeds ($1.00) went to aid humanitarian programs for children around the world by World Vision. 

       These little dolls also had their own website at one time. Young students could go there and read pages from each doll's diary about their adventures, culture and inspirational relationships.

10 Heart 4 Heart Girls Dolls. (numbered and described below)
The Heart 4 Hearts Doll Facebook Account.

The 10 Hearts4Hearts Doll Characters and Quotes:

1. Rahel from Ethiopia - "My parents say I was born with a kind heart that reaches out to those around me!"
2. Shola from Afghanistan - "The hope I feel is not a gift for me alone, but one I must share with others."
3. Mosi represents the Native Americans - "You must look with your heart, not your eyes, to see the truth of how things are."
4. Lilian from Belarus - "if you asked me my wish, It would be to join hands with all the girls in my town and dance for joy."
5. Tipi from Laos - "Having a dream can take you many places and bring you back with many stories to tell!"
6. Nahji from India - "When you believe in yourself, when you are strong in your heart, then you can change the world around you for the better."
7. Dell from America's Appalachia - "Hiking along the forest trails, listening to the birds, singing and the creek running, makes me feel like I swallowed sunshine."
8. Lauryce from America's New Orleans - "I believe that a family is made of many hearts - and it's even better if some of them belong to animals."
9. Consuelo from Mexico - "If you really want to stop people from feeling hungry, first you must feed their hearts."
10. Zelia from Brazil - "I know if we find room in our hearts for the forest, it will give love back to us."
11. Nyesha from America's Brooklyn, New York - (not pictured in the group above) "The dream that you have when you're awake is the dream that comes from your heart."

More Heart 4 Heart Doll Reviews:

• Heart 4 Hearts Dolls "Shola" and "Mosi" By PlayMates Toys - A Guest Review!
• Where was I when the Hearts for Hearts dolls were popular?
• All Ten Hearts For Hearts Girls Dolls
• Hearts For Hearts Girls Mosi Is Here - So Cute! and Dolly Review about Rahel Relaunch
• Doll Review from MyFroggyStuff
• World Vision Heart 4 Heart Girls
• Hearts for Hearts Girls Doll Collection
• See old Hearts for Hearts Doll commercial
• Nyesha from New York City
• Hearts for Hearts Girls 
• Character Names & Descriptions 

Who is World Vision? World Vision International is an Evangelical Christian humanitarian aid, development, and advocacy organization. It prefers to present itself as interdenominational and also employs staff from non-evangelical Christian denominations. It was founded in 1950 by Robert Pierce as a service organization to meet the emergency needs of missionaries. In 1975 development work was also added to World Vision's objectives. 

World Vision International. 

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Nature Experiences by R. W. Emerson

"For Nature, true and like in every place,
Will hint her secret in a garden patch,
Or in lone corners of a doleful heath."
R. W. Emerson. 

"To read the sense the woods impart,
You must bring the throbbing heart."
R. W. Emerson. 

"See yonder leafless trees against the sky,

How they diffuse themselves into  the air

And ever subdividing, separate

Limbs into branches, branches into twigs;

As if they loved the element, and hasted

To dissipate their being into it."

R. W. Emerson.

"I thought the sparrow's note from heaven,

Singing at eve on the alder bough;

I brought him home, in his nest, at even;

He sings the song, but it cheers not now;

For I did not bring home the river and sky;

He sang to my ear, they sang to my eye.

The delicate shells lay on the shore;

The bubbles of the latest wave 

Fresh pearls to their enamel gave;

And the bellowing of the savage sea

Greeted their safe escape to me.

I wiped away the weeds and foam,

I fetched my sea-born treasures home;

But the poor unsightly, noisome things

Had left their beauty on the shore

With the sun and the sand and the wild uproar."

R. W. Emerson.

"As I spoke, beneath my feet

The ground-pine curled its pretty wreath,

Running over the club moss burs;

I inhaled the violet's breath;

Around me stood the oaks and firs;

Pine-cones and acorns lay on the ground;

Over me soared the eternal sky,

Full of light and of deity;

Again I saw, again I heard,

The rolling river, the morning bird;

Beauty through my senses stole;

I yielded myself to the perfect whole."

R. W. Emerson.