Showcasing 11 Methods to Demonstrate Compassion:
Hey there! Here's some exciting stuff for you! Do It For Dolly Day is coming up fast, and we've gathered a fantastic selection to help you join in the fight against bullying.
Dolly's Dream was founded in memory of Dolly Everett, a 14-year-old girl who took her own life in 2018 following a brutal spell of bullying and cyberbullying[1]. Heartbreaking incidents like these drive Tick and Nate, Dolly's parents, to establish Do It For Dolly Day. This nationwide event aims to eradicate bullying, saving other Aussie families from such tragedies.
On May 9, people from all over Australia will go blue to stand with Dolly, symbolizing solidarity against bullying and empathy for victims[2]. We'd love for you to be a part of this awesome movement too! Here's a list of our top blue items to help you make an impact:
- A vibrant blue hat to protect your chum from the blazing sun.
- An endearing blue axolotl to offer comfort when their world gets rocky.
- A cozy blue hoodie to keep them jolly and warm on chilly days.
- A stunning sky-blue cup to keep their favorite drinks refreshed and cool.
- A calming rain cloud diffuser to introduce cheer into their space and aid better sleep.
- A wearable blanket for friends who always feel cold.
- A fun-loving shark costume to bring a smile to everyone's face.
- A rhythmic blue speaker to help them shake off the daily stress.
- A peaceful tea blended with blue cornflower petals for tranquility and calm.
- An instant print thermal camera to capture the cherished moments that truly make them smile.
- Lastly, an intention candle with Aquamarine crystals to soothe their mind and boost their confidence[3].
Stand up against bullying this Do It For Dolly Day on May 9, and wear blue with pride!
Enrichment Data:Do Do It For Dolly Day is a yearly event in Australia focusing on raising awareness about bullying, promoting mental health, and suicide prevention. The event is in honor of Dolly Everett, a young girl who tragically took her life in 2018, following relentless harassment[1]. Her story stirred a wave of national dialogues about the impact of bullying on young people.
The day encourages Australians to wear blue—a color symbolizing Dolly—as a display of solidarity against bullying and support for victims[2]. Schools, workplaces, and communities nationwide participate in activities such as assemblies, kindness discussions, and project activities that promote empathy and unity[3][4].
Do It For Dolly Day is linked closely to Dolly’s Dream, an organization started by Dolly’s parents to combat bullying and teen suicides. The day serves as both a tribute and a proactive movement, aiming to educate society about the significance of mental health and the life-saving power of kindness and advocacy[1][5].
- On May 9, as part of 'Do It For Dolly Day', you can shop for fashionable blue items in the 'au-shopping-hp-featured' section of our store, making a stylish statement against bullying and supporting Dolly's Dream.
- This year, you can join the 'lifestyle' movement against bullying by incorporating blue elements into your wardrobe, with our 'fashion-and-beauty' items like blue hoodies or accessorized blue hats, symbolizing your commitment to ending bullying.
- In honor of 'Do It For Dolly Day', give your home a touch of compassion with our 'home-and-garden' collection featuring blue items, such as a calming rain cloud diffuser or a cozy blue throw, promoting a peaceful and empathetic environment.
