“Petals Please is a novel way to re-engineer viable flowers into comfort, company, and enjoyment for those who may be experiencing loneliness or illness. This noteworthy project, headed by Beth Adams, serves as an example of what a community can do to support their own.”
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The mission of Petals Please to bring joy through a simple gift of flowers is powered by the hearts and hands of our talented and committed volunteers. They pick up donations, create beautiful bouquets, deliver to seniors and so much more. We are thrilled to welcome new volunteers Hannah, Amanda and Barb to our talented crew.
We welcome new volunteers to deliver bouquets and visit with local seniors. Please fill out a volunteer interest form at our website. We look forward to meeting you. 💐
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Already creating beautiful arrangements! Welcome to our great organization!
Welcome Amanda
We honor the memories of Elias Varvarezis, Richard G. Bohs and Brenda Senter with a gift of flowers to the residents at Green Meadows Rehabilitation & Nursing Center in Malvern. During this holy season of Passover and Easter, we extend our blessings and sincere gratitude to their families.
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Kindness begins in the smallest hearts. Our Pre-K classes at Chesterbrook Academy in West Chester lovingly decorated Easter cans, each one carrying spring flowers and smiles to the grateful residents of Denny Reyburn Apartments. A heartfelt thank you to the Joyce family and Donohue Funeral Home for the beautiful flower donation — and to all the little hands that turned recycled cans into vessels of love. You made a difference today! ... See MoreSee Less
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Simply adorable!
These girls are beautiful in & out! Members of Alpha Delta Pi at West Chester University of PA dedicated their Community Service Outreach Day to arranging flowers to be shared as random acts of kindness. These blooms were made possible thanks to a generous donation from Mauger-Givnish Funeral Home on behalf of the Scott family.
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Say hello to Lisa, our newest volunteer, who is already spreading smiles with her very first Petals Please bouquets! Thanks to a donation from James J. Terry Funeral Home on behalf of the DiLuigi family, the residents at Simpson Meadows got a colorful dose of joy! ... See MoreSee Less
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Proud to take part in the Vigil held by the The Crime Victims' Center of Chester County, Inc. on April 10 with these beautiful buds-a powerful tribute to survivors and those we’ve lost. Thank you to Devlin - Gatcha Funeral Home & Cremation Services, Inc. for the beautiful flowers donated on behalf of the Gracia family. 💓 ... See MoreSee Less
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We are so grateful for the flowers every year and our staff and clients love being able to take them home. #wearegratefulatcvc
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Wedding flowers from the beautiful celebration of Alyson Contrisciano and Kurt Walker, held
at The Ivy at Ellis Preserve and thoughtfully arranged by Marcus Hook Florist, were shared with elders in our community. These stunning flowers brought unexpected moments of joy, beauty, and love to our community members.
We’re grateful for generous hearts like Alyson and Kurt’s, who chose to let their special day brighten the lives of others.
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With the support of James J. Terry Funeral Home and Mauger-Givnish Funeral Home, we honored the lives of Robert Abruzzese, Larry Johnson, and Patricia Hane.
In their memory, flowers from the services were shared with neighbors served by The Lord’s Pantry- bringing beauty and comfort during difficult times.
Local food banks including The Lord's Pantry continue to serve many in need. If you're able, please consider organizing a food drive in your neighborhood or workplace. Non-perishable donations make a meaningful difference now more than ever. ... See MoreSee Less
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