Michael Moore and Simply Moore—Our December Business Spotlight

Simply Moore, located in Denver’s Cherry Creek area, has been an amazing supporter of Dolls for Daughters® for the last five years. Owner Michael Moore not only supports DfD’s annual toy drive each year but he donates to our auction as well. We recently had the opportunity to sit down with Michael and learn more…

WY LIVINGSTON AND WYSTONE’S WORLD TEAS—OUR NOVEMBER BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT

Jessica met Wy Livingston several years ago after being approached by her PR person to collaborate on a Doll Tea Party at Wystone’s World Teas. Since then, DfD has been holding their annual tea parties at Wystone’s to collect new dolls for the annual toy shop. “Wy is an amazing person, friend and supporter,” says…

REESE SPYKERMAN—OUR OCTOBER BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT

Jessica became acquainted with Reese through her husband and has known her for the past five years. From a distance, Reese designed the first logo and one-page website for DfD. “She was incredibly sweet and generous with her time,” Jessica recalls. Jessica was able to finally meet Reese a year or so ago when Reese…

Sanitas Skincare and Lisa M. Crary, CEO/Owner—Our September Business Spotlight

1. Why did you decide to offer support to Dolls for Daughters®? I had lunch with Jess Bachus and her story truly touched my heart. I love children, and supporting organizations that help women and children is one of our goals at Sanitas Skincare. 2. How long has your business supported Dolls for Daughters®? We…