The Heartland

A passionate and involved heartist, Jules honours us with the darkness and light of her beautiful heart in this story.

Ingrid makes hearts to ease the pain of her son's terminal cancer diagnosis, and to help her stay connected to the love they share.

Peta is a Newborn Photographer and she has found a unique way of sharing hearts with her clients.

Dawn has been making hearts since 2016 and has spread the love to countless people in many different places. Hers is a beautiful story of heartbreak and healing.

In a lovely little seaside town in Tasmania, there is a fabulous museum and art gallery. And in the museum and art gallery, there is a bunch of wonderful heartists, stitching for kindness that's been shared all over the world.

Rhonda makes hundreds of hearts to honour her beloved son Danny, who took his own life nine years ago.

Cath has combined her love of hearting with her passion for empowering young women around the world.

A corporate volunteering day inspired Emma to bring 1000 Hearts to a local charity supporting children escaping domestic violence.

The story of a small and courageous heartist who spreads love wherever she goes.

Hearts brought comfort to an anxious new mother on the other side of the world.

If you’ve received a free pack of hearts from 1000 Hearts, I can almost guarantee you’ve got at least one made by this beautiful soul – find out how she got started.

A kindergarten teacher shared hearts with her young students to teach and encourage kindness.

Pocket hearts adorned with tiny embroidered rainbows sit at the memorial site to honour those killed in this horrific shooting.

A lovely story about how hearts reunited old friends and created connections across the globe.

Hearts made in a small Tasmanian town will be given to young people in the Solomon Islands as part of an inspiring volunteer project.

A small gesture of kindness from a stranger can truly make a difference in times of fear.

A story about my Dad, who has one of the best hearts I know (and makes pretty good ones, too).

A story about the very beginnings of 1000 Hearts and how one small boy helped to make it happen.

This Hobart couple have incorporated 1000 Hearts into their family in the most beautiful ways.

It is truly beautiful to see a community come together in a time of loss and tragedy.

Nanna Janice discovered 1000 Hearts while her grandson was having chemo and she went on to make thousands of hearts for families in similar circumstances.

Creativity and kindness helped Jackie survive unimaginable loss and she now runs a business celebrating magic, love and childhood dreams.

Mrs Kafoops prefers to remain anonymous while she spreads love and kindness in her community and beyond.

Prue Batten is a best-selling author who powerfully understands the message of our pocket hearts.

A teacher living in Hong Kong, Nerida shares hearts with her students to help them settle into school.

Inspired by 1000 Hearts, Julie created an opportunity for young Balinese people to participate in their community and generate sustainable livelihoods.

Carolyn is addicted to making hearts, and finds inspiration everywhere...

Following a serious motor vehicle accident, Linda sews hearts to aid her recovery.