Recording Now Available! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AxFzOle2hQ4 

Join us for a free webinar on Sunday, Feb 22 from 1 to 2 pm ET to explore practical legacy planning for doll collectors.

Have you ever wondered what will happen to your dolls after you pass away? Do you feel overwhelmed by the prospect of rehoming your dolls and making other legacy plans for your beloved collection?

Join us for a conversation with experienced doll collector and seller Mickie Feiden, who will offer her firsthand experience and tips addressing some of doll collectors’ top questions about planning what will happen to their dolls at the end of their life.

Date & Time:

Sunday, February 22, 2026

1 pm to 2 pm Eastern time

Link to Join:

Via Zoom – click here to join the meeting.

Passcode: ncmdtm

The presentation will also be recorded and shared on our YouTube.

Do I Need to Register?

Registration is not required. Simply click the Zoom link above on Sunday, Feb 22 at 1 pm ET when our webinar begins.

However, you can scroll down to the registration form on this page if you’d like a reminder on the day of the webinar or if you’d like to receive the recording.

We will share the recording publicly on our YouTube, but if you register, we’ll send you an email with the recording link as well. 

Webinar Topics

Here are a few of the topics we’ll cover in this chat:

• As a doll collector, why should I think about legacy and end-of-life planning?
• Can’t I just plan to leave all my dolls to a friend or family member?
• What can I do to start thinking about legacy planning now – whether I am 20 years old or 90 years old?
• Should I include dolls in my will?
• What if I want my dolls to go to a nonprofit/charity or museum after I pass away?
• Why might a doll collector like me start rehoming dolls?
• Rehoming options – what are the advantages and drawbacks of rehoming dolls through a dealer, doll shows, online sales, or auction houses?
• What is the role of an appraiser?
• If I’m ready to start my legacy planning now, which steps can I take? 

Questions? Need help?

Reach out to us! Email emily@ncmdtm.org