Welcome to The Heart Project!
The Heart Project is a collaborative project to raise funds for the American Heart Association [AHA] and to support my husband's cousin, Ellie [read about her story].
70+ bloggers have collaborated together to bring you a beautiful book of heart projects! The book includes 100+ projects in it that are heart-related and kid-related. Whether they're made by the kids, for the kids or about the kids. There's projects to create, cook, play with and display in your home!
By making a donation to the AHA, you will receive this amazing collection of photographed heart projects from bloggers all over the world! We hope you will join all of us in our efforts to raise
[The eBook has links of almost all of the heart projects to a tutorial on the blog that contributed it to the book! There is a collective index in the back as well for those that are purchasing the printed version to check out each of the blogs in the book.]
Make a donation of $5 to the American Heart Association
and receive The Heart Project ebook as a free gift!
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US $5.00 Donation to AHA
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US $20.00
[$5 of every sale of the
printed book will go to the AHA] |
The printed version of "The Heart Book" is8.5 x 8.5", full color, paperback. Five dollars (US $5) of every book sold will be donated to the American Heart Association! The book is only available for donation through the month of February, so hurry!
Please hop on over the Craftprojectideas.com Facebook page and tell them a BIG THANK YOU for being so generous!
If you'd rather just donate without receiving the book, we'd love for you do so!














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This is such a wonderful project! I just posted about it on Craft Gossip! Hope the fundraiser is a HUGE success!! <3<3<3 !
http://lessonplans.craftgossip.com/?p=5487
Well done Jamie - it's a great project and I'm thrilled to be joining in.
You are truly an inspiration! So happy to be included in this project :)
I just posted about this at my blog! wonderful, wonderful project!
http://365daysofmotherhood.blogspot.com/2012/02/heart-day-for-valentines.html
What a lovely project you've pulled together. I grabbed a photo of that adorable Ellie Jo pin on The Parent Watercooler board on Pinterest:
http://pinterest.com/pin/259590365991227542/
I really hope it goes viral and y'all meet your goal of being able to donate $1K. This eBook is very inspiring. Thank you for reminding me of all the good things people can do with their day, effort, blog, and love.
I've been unable to purchase (have tried several times yesterday and today). Is there something wrong with the shopping feature? It's not my card - I'm so excited to get this and it seems like a great cause!
@Jennifer - credit cards aren't working right now on the ebook for some reason. I'm in the midst of getting it worked out. PayPal option works for the book. Sorry about that! I'll let you know when I do get the CC's working!
You did a wonderful job compiling everything. I just downloaded the book and can't wait to try some crafts this week. I love that you are working with the AHA too. What a great organization and cause. I'm glad I found out about it all through the twitter party today. Thanks for hosting such a fun party!
Over here from Living Montessori Now! The American Heart Association is great at educating people about healthy living.
You do such a great job! Keep up the good work!
How wonderful of you to help others out in this way!! I pinned the Heart Ebook on Pinterest to help spread the word!
LOVE that you are doing this! my 6 year old son is also raising money for the AHA.. his goal is $100, and hes made it all the way to $85 and i am so proud of him! check out his page (im not spamming, you do NOT have to donate! im just proud of my little guys progress!)
http://honor.americanheart.org/site/TR/JumpforHeart/MAA-Mid-AtlanticAffiliate?px=3191652&pg=personal&fr_id=1683
The American Heart Association does a fabulous job!
You are doing an awesome job! What you are doing is great! Thank you!
I appreciate the American Heart Association's research of preventing heart disease.
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