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Welcome!
This year marks American Girl’s 35th anniversary. As a result, American Girl has implemented
yearlong events, contests, and partnerships to commemorate this special year.
Our anniversary celebration Check out the “Next American Girl will offer a “Miracle American Girl has donated
in early November kicked off American Girl” Contest Promotion” that donates 50% of to build a play lounge at
the proceeds from the “Little
the fun and festivities. Click winners and the amazing Children’s Wisconsin,
Bitty Miracle Bear” to Children’s
to learn more! stories they created! Miracle Network. Click to learn Check it out!
more!
HOME CELEBRATION PARTY CONTEST “MIRACLE” PROMOTION VOLUNTEERS/PLAY LOUNGE
3-6 Age Category Winner: Christie Miller 7-9 Age Category Winner: Katie Jones 10-12 Age Category Winner: Stephanie Smith
-4 years old -9 years old -12 years old
-Lives in Hearst, Texas -Lives in Berwick, Maine -Lives in Littletown, Colorado
- Attends Sunshine Valley Elementary School -Attends Northeast Middle School -Attends Littletown Middle School
-Pet parakeet and little kitten -Wants to be a teacher or news -Wants to be an architect when she grows up
-Wants to be an astronaut when she reporter when she grows up -Smith wrote her feature story on the
grows up -Jones wrote her story featuring the Gabriela doll whose cousins live in Houston
-Miller wrote her short story on American Girl Kirsten doll who grew up to be a and survived the flooding from Hurricane
doll 1970’s Julie whose uncle works for Nasa teacher on the prairie in the late Harvey with the help of first responders
1800’s.
Christie Miller with her “Truly Me” doll Stephanie Smith with her “Truly Me” doll
Katie Jones with her “Truly Me” doll
HOME CELEBRATION PARTY CONTEST “MIRACLE” PROMOTION VOLUNTEERS/PLAY LOUNGE
In addition, American Girl believes in donating not only resources, but time. Once the renovations are complete, American Girl
employees from the headquarters, will participate in special volunteer programs at Children’s Wisconsin. Teams of employees
will visit the play lounge during work time twice a month for two hours at a time. While there, employees will interact with the
children and parents offering a helping hand. Employees will conduct reading time for that particular day, reading their favorite
childhood or American Girl book.