“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.”
– CC
A huge thank you to Lidl US Exton for donating 12 buckets of beautiful flowers. Our volunteers turned them into 40 cheerful bouquets that brought smiles to seniors at Simpson Meadows.
When neighbors support neighbors, kindness blooms. 💐🌸🌼🌺💐 ... See MoreSee Less
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A special thank you to Gabrielle and Dan for giving your lovely wedding flowers a second life to seniors at Merrill Gardens at West Chester. Your thoughtful donation filled the community with beauty. Congratulations on your marriage and may your life together be filled with love and countless wonderful memories.
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💐Let’s Get Crafty💐
Looking for a fun summer activity with your kids, grandkids or friends? When it’s too hot to play outside, it’s the perfect time to get creative inside.
We’re collecting decorated soup cans to use as cheerful non-breakable vases for the bouquets we deliver to seniors, service workers and others throughout our communities.
Paint them, wrap them, decorate them - let your imagination shine! Every can helps us share a little more kindness, one bouquet at a time.
Please contact our volunteer coordinator at 484-374-2880 to arrange drop off. Thanks for helping us spread smiles through flowers.🌸🌼 ... See MoreSee Less
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Warmest wishes to Brandon and Kristen on your recent marriage, and thank you for sharing your beautiful flowers with the seniors at Bellingham at West Chester. Your act of kindness brightened many hearts and made your celebration even more meaningful. Wishing you a lifetime of love, laughs and happiness. 💕
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Congratulations and heartfelt thanks to Riley and Ryan for sharing your wedding day at Casablanca Right Start Venue with the seniors at Merrill Gardens at West Chester. Given in honor of Riley’s grandparents, Rosemarie and Phil, these lovely bouquets brought smiles and joy to so many seniors. Thank you for sharing your love in such a thoughtful and meaningful way. 🌸❤️🌼 ... See MoreSee Less
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With heartfelt sympathy to the families of Rick Finley, Joan Sandone, Kathy Carlozzi and Marie Williams, we are grateful for your generosity and for honoring your loved ones in such a meaningful way. These memorial flowers were shared with seniors at Wellington at Hershey's Mill and Merrill Gardens at West Chester bringing beauty and countless smiles. 💕
James J. Terry Funeral Home - Downingtown
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In memory of Thomas McAnally, these vibrant bouquets were delivered to Fieldstone at Chester Springs, where Thomas resided. How beautiful it is to know that Thomas is continuing to spread joy at Fieldstone 🩵 Thank you James J. Terry Funeral Home - Downingtown for facilitating this donation. ... See MoreSee Less
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Petals Please received a funeral donation from the family of Guy Kushto, which was facilitated by James J. Terry Funeral Home - Downingtown. The boquetes were gifted to random shoppers at Aldi. One of our volunteers, Rhonda, knocked on the window of a parked car. The woman rolled down her window and as she gladly accepted the flowers, shared that her husband was a veteran and this bouquet would make his day🇺🇸
Stories like this warm our hearts and encourage us that what we do makes a difference! 🤍 Happy 4th of July to you and yours! ... See MoreSee Less
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Lovely blooms from our friend, Jess at We Are Wildflowers! She graced us with bouquets for clients at the West Chester Area Senior Center. How grateful we are for florist partners who are also committed to making the world more beautiful 💐💐 ... See MoreSee Less
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