Faceless Dolls

Question: Why don't these dolls have a face? Answer: Because AIDS is a Faceless Disease.

(PRWEB) December 2, 2003 -- Phoenix AZ, Children With Aids (CWA) Faceless Dolls" - These hand-made cuties are looking for a good home. For just $30, folks can purchase a doll and support CWAs mission to continue to recruit families to provide loving, caring, permanent homes for HIV infected, affected and orphaned children. Adopt a doll on-line at www.aidskids.org .

All proceeds go to the Children With Aids Project of America to provide a variety of services for children infected / affected by AIDS or drug-exposed infants who will require foster or adoptive families. CWA works to create adoptive, foster, family-centered care programs that are both effective and compassionate.

Designer, Sandra Slater, formally from Fremont CA ... now residing in Maine has been working with Jim Jenkins and is hand sewing dolls with love dolls that she created especially for CWA. The dolls are all fabric ... come in different colors .. tan, black and white ... . the doll is approximately 12 inches in height ... clothing is comprised of various fabrics .... These dolls have no face .... the reason being ... " AIDS is a faceless disease ! ...

Sandra has devoted 100's of hours to this project .. which we have named ... "Faceless Dolls Project!" ... and desires to further develop a program to recruit the youths of America and other groups to join her in making making these dolls.

Children With AIDS Project was formed in 1988 by Jim Jenkins and his former wife Joy resulting from difficulties they had in adopting two infants that were abandoned at birth and tested positive to the AIDS antibodies.

CWA is an organization whose aim is to transform the silence that surrounds HIV infected children and AIDS orphans into an audible sound. We must amplify this sound until the needs are met for every child affected by the AIDS epidemic in this nation and the world.

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