“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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In loving memory of John Thomas Melvin, Sr., flowers were shared with seniors at Spring Mill Senior Living Community. May his family find comfort in knowing this kindness brought joy to others.
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Love blooms best when shared. 🩷 Thanks to Lauren & Tommie, their wedding flowers found a second home with seniors at Arbor Terrace Exton spreading their love and happiness. Here’s to love, joy and the kindness that keeps on giving. 🌺🌼🌸
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In memory of Janet Trego, radiant yellow roses, like little rays of sun, brought warmth to seniors at Arbor Terrace Exton. Her family’s kindness shines brightly even in this time of sorrow and we extend our heartfelt sympathy.
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In remembrance of Karen Flewelling, flowers were lovingly donated to brighten the days of seniors at St. Martha’s Manor. We are deeply grateful to her family for the touching gesture of kindness.
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💐GOT SOUP CANS? WE’VE GOT FLOWERS 💐
Petals Please turns donated flowers into cheerful bouquets for seniors in Chester County. Empty soup cans make perfect vases. Save your cans and help us spread a little sunshine.
Clean cans, like the one shown in the middle, can be dropped off at our workroom.
Where: Downingtown United Methodist Church
751 East Lancaster Ave., Downingtown
When: Thursdays from 1 - 3 pm
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I have about a dozen small glass jars (from honey, jam, etc.) Would you be able to use these for bouquets?
Our super-special volunteer, Tina, guided our super-special flower elves from Westminster Place as they arranged bright, cheerful bouquets brightening the day for seniors at the Health Center at Ware Presbyterian Village. A special shout out of thanks to Merritt, volunteer Terri’s grand-daughter and Meg from Sweet Peas of Jennersville. You have all made this day shine brighter for so many. 🌻🌞🌻 ... See MoreSee Less
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Thank you for bringing Petals Please to Westminster Place at WPV to help your organization spread beautiful gifts of joy to others! Merritt enjoys when she can participate with her grammy who loves being a part of all of this!
We had a fun time doing this project.
In memory of Ray Williams, flowers brought comfort to seniors at Wellington at Hershey's Mill. We appreciate this kind act during a very difficult time. Our most sincere sympathy to the Williams family.
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Julia Trembley and Andrew Robinson celebrated their love uniting as one witnessed by family and friends at the French Creek Golf Club. In honor of the bride’s grandfather, William Searfoorce, their wedding flowers were thoughtfully gifted to Wellington at Hershey's Mill and Aventura at Pembrooke, sharing the warmth and beauty of nature’s bounty. What a beautiful way to begin their journey together - through a gracious act of giving! Wishing Julia and Andrew a lifetime filled with joy and countless moments of kindness. ❤️
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Thank you for letting me be a part of this wonderful organization. Everyone was so excited to receive the flowers. 🌹🌸🌺❤️
Thank you so much for the help in organizing our floral donation! 💐
Out of grief comes a beautiful act of compassion. Flowers from the funerals of Rose Diehl and John Gilligan filled the rooms and hearts of seniors at Aventura at Pembrooke. We thank the families and extend our deepest sympathies.
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