Give Girls the Gift of Confidence!

Through our annual Dollsgiving initiative, Zoe and Beautiful Curly Me have gifted thousands of dolls to girls across the country, and with your support we can reach and impact even more girls.

Let's make a difference together!

GIVE NOW

"7 out of 10 girls feel less than"

We can change that.

SPREAD JOY. MAKE A DIFFERENCE

Sponsor Dolls for Girls - Tax Deductible Donation

From our partners

"The joy on our girls faces was everything!

Thank you Zoe & Beautiful Curly Me!"

"We have loved partnering with you year after year for our Holiday House. Thank you for putting smiles on these girls faces each year.

"It's been a joy to partner with Zoe and Beautiful Curly Me and their work to give back to the community.

Thank you for all you do to uplift the girls we serve. The dolls are BEAUTIFUL and so needed!"

Some of the non profits we support are:

How It Works

Place Order

Select your giving option and purchase directly.

Dolls are at lowest cost for sponsorship

Donation Confirmation

We will confirm dollsgiving activation and delivery details via email after your sponsorship order is placed.

All donations are tax-deductible and we will provide a receipt.

We deliver

Beautiful Curly Me handles fulfillment & delivery based on your request. We can deliver directly to your office or non-profit of choice.

We can also place the dolls directly in the hands of girls who need it during our Dollsgiving events

Created by a girl to empower other girls

At just six years old, our founder/CEO, Zoe Oli, couldn’t find a doll that represented her, so she decided to create one with her mother's help and Beautiful Curly Me was born.

What began as a personal mission to overcome self-esteem challenges, has grown into a movement empowering thousands of girls to love and celebrate their beauty - inside and out.

Zoe now 13, continues to spread her message of confidence with her line of dolls, books and puzzles designed to inspire confidence in girls. She has been featured on platforms including Forbes, Good morning America, CNBC and at 10 years old became the world's youngest Black TEDx speaker.