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In memory of Crystal Kewer and other lost loved ones, bouquets brought rays of sunshine to seniors at Brandywine Valley Active Aging - Coatesville Campus. These small gifts of flowers honor the memories of those recently lost. Our most sincere condolences to the families.

James J. Terry Funeral Home
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In memory of Crystal Kewer and other lost loved ones, bouquets brought rays of sunshine to seniors at Brandywine Valley Active Aging - Coatesville Campus. These small gifts of flowers honor the memories of those recently lost. Our most sincere condolences to the families. 

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“Acts of kindness are the stepping stones to making the world a better place.” (J. Picoult)

Thank you Victoria and Wills for your act of kindness sharing your exquisite blooms with us. They are brightening the days for seniors at St. Martha’s Manor and the Harrison House of Chester County. Our warmest congratulations to you! 💗

Twisted Willow Flowers
The Ivy at Ellis Preserve
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“Acts of kindness are the stepping stones to making the world a better place.” (J. Picoult) 

Thank you Victoria and Wills for your act of kindness sharing your exquisite blooms with us. They are brightening the days for seniors at St. Martha’s Manor and the Harrison House of Chester County. Our warmest congratulations to you! 💗

Twisted Willow Flowers
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Love was blooming this weekend as Angelica and Michael tied the knot at The Ivy at Ellis Preserve . Through the gift of their wedding flowers to the seniors at Tel Hai Retirement Community, their love bloomed on! 💐 What a wonderful way to start a new life together with a generous act of kindness.

Thank you Angelica and Michael. We wish you a lifetime full of love, adventure and joy. ❤️

Steele Orchid
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Love was blooming this weekend as Angelica and Michael tied the knot at The Ivy at Ellis Preserve . Through the gift of their wedding flowers to the seniors at Tel Hai Retirement Community, their love bloomed on! 💐 What a wonderful way to start a new life together with a generous act of kindness. 

Thank you Angelica and Michael. We wish you a lifetime full of love, adventure and joy. ❤️

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Opportunities

Petals Please is successful because of our community. We partner with members of our community in various ways such as holding special events. The possibilities are unlimited, to see how you can be involved, consider some of the following opportunities.

Presentations & Demonstrations

Rotary Clubs, Garden Clubs, Chambers of Commerce, and Senior Living Communities have invited us to give a presentation on Petals Please. We share our Mission, History and Outreach while having a volunteer demonstrate the deconstruction of a large, donated piece and the creation or reimagined individual bouquets for gifting. Contact us to discuss presenting at your organization.

Group Workshops

Scouting groups, Sororities, and Church Youth Groups have come to our workshop and helped with our mission. Attendees can decorate cans, create bouquets and then can gift the floral creations.

Party with a Purpose

We have helped create events for birthdays, engagements, showers whereby guests create floral bouquets and gift them to Petals Please.

A Cup of Kindness

Volunteers from Petals Please have worked with classroom teachers in educating students on the joy of random gifts of kindness. Students create teacup and mug arrangements and choose a recipient who would be uplifted by their thoughtful gift.

Second Chance, Second Dance

Students in schools have organized events to collect bouquets at their formal school dances such as proms. Once the photos have been taken, beautiful flowers are often set aside and wilt away as you dance the night away! Imagine the joy they would bring if given a “second chance” when gifted to an elder. Call us to discuss how you can organize an event at your school and possibly fulfill Community Service requirements.