Sister to Sister

Thanks to a little technology and a lot of heart, Holly Heart has been the official spokesrobot for the Sister to Sister Foundation since 2001.  In fact, she is the only spokesrobot for a non-profit health organization, and has always been quite ahead of her time! 

Commissioned by Mrs. Irene Pollin, founder of Sister to Sister, Holly loves to talk with women to raise awareness of heart disease, and to educate about the lifestyle changes that can lower ones risk of heart disease.  And she is always quick to point out that getting screened is the ONLY way to know your personal risk for heart disease!

Holly is quite knowledgeable about heart disease, and is extremely engaging and approachable.  Holly has made an appearance on The Today Show with Katie Couric, served as an advocate for heart disease awareness on Capitol Hill, entertained Washington Wizards fans during their half-time show and has mingled with the crowds at Sister to Sister's Heart Health Fairs across the country.

And if that’s not enough, Holly also entertains!  She particularly likes to sing her own version of “If I Only Had a Heart” from The Wizard of Oz.  Do you know any other robots that can do that?

Holly will be taking up residence at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston, where she will continue to educate and entertain people as she shares her messages of heart health awareness and education.  

If you would like more information about Holly Heart, please do not hesitate to contact Sister to Sister.

YouTube Videos

Take a look at our YouTube Videos featuring Holly Heart! Click the thumbnail to view the video.

	Holly Heart on the Today Show in 2003. She was a robot that was used as a spokes robot for Women’s Heart Day.
	News Channel 8 broadcast from the Verizon Center in 2003 and Holly Heart speaks on how important it is to be screened.
	CBS 46 news talking to Holly Heart, the Sister to Sister spokes-robot. 2002.
	Holly Heart is the spokes-robot for Sister to Sister. She is a fully functioning robot that is used to create awareness around heart disease. She was used at different heart fairs and other events.