Zoe's Dolls is the vision of now 16-year-old Zoe Terry. As a 5-year-old, Zoe was bullied for the color of her skin and her “puffy hair.” After her mom and Godmother helped her understand she was beautiful, Zoe wanted to make sure little brown girls like her loved their own image as well, no matter what anyone said. With this mission in mind, Zoe founded Zoe’s Dolls, an organization that focuses on girl empowerment, gender equality and anti-bullying through a variety of programs and events that incorporate fitness, self-expression, community spirit, and empowerment.
The foundation of Zoe’s Dolls is the coveted doll giveaway. Zoe gives out Black and brown dolls to girls (and toys too, if they would like one) all over the world. In her first-year Zoe gave out close to 150 dolls. Zoe has since expanded her company and now has a chapter in Atlanta, GA, Batesville, MS and Dallas, TX. Since starting Zoe’s Dolls she has given out over 50,000 dolls in the U.S., Haiti, Zambia, Cuba, The Netherlands, Jamaica, Trinidad, India and London. Zoe has also expanded her company to include six empowering programs.
We invite you to explore our website to find out all of the exciting things we are doing!
Spreading Joy One Doll at a Time
Zoe's Dolls is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, organized exclusively for charitable purposes. All donations to Zoe's Dolls are tax-deductible to the extent of the law. What Next Global is registered with the State of Florida under the Solicitation of Contributions Act, 1991. A copy of the original registration and financial information may be obtained from the Division of Consumer Services by calling within the State: 1-904-448-9000. Registration does not imply endorsement, approval or recommendation by the State.