E. 446 | Kathleen Jensen - Founder & Creator, The Little Heart Project
Please be advised that this podcast discusses the sensitive topics of suicide and miscarriage.
Meet Kathleen Jensen, the inspiring founder of The Little Heart Project. What started as a personal way to cope with grief and trauma in Onalaska, Wisconsin, has blossomed into a movement of hope and kindness. Each crocheted heart left for someone to find carries a message of encouragement—touching lives, brightening bad days, and even saving lives.
Now, with hearts spreading across 40 states and beyond, this beautiful project is a testament to the power of small acts of love. 🌍💗 Kathleen’s story reminds us that healing and helping often go hand in hand. Want to join the movement? Grab your crochet hook, download a message, and share the love wherever you go. 🌟
Find out more and get involved at https://www.thelittleheartproject.org/
Events Mentioned In This Podcast
- These Shining Lives – Viterbo University (Jan 31 – Feb 2)
- Mini Mosaic Class – artPOP (Feb 13)
- Winter Ecology & Wildlife Tracking – Driftless Folk School (Feb 15)
- Marriage of Figaro – Weber Center For The Performing Arts (Feb 21-23)
- Cold War – Pump House Regional Arts Center (Feb 16)
Thank you to our podcast hosts, Brent Hanfil and Amy Gabay of River Travel Media.
