The announcement solidifies The Bloom Project’s commitment to serve hospice and palliative care patients through the gift of flowers in
“It is with gratitude to our community for support and excitement about future growth that we make this announcement today,” said Heidi Berkman, founder of The Bloom Project. “We look forward to serving more patients, here in
The Bloom Project is privileged to bring beauty and joy to hospice and palliative care patients as well as their families as they care for their loved ones. This is made possible through the generous donation of flowers, supplies and a workspace as well as through a dedicated team of volunteers, who give thousands of hours of service each year. It is estimated that by the end 2012 more than 23,000 bouquets will have been gifted to patients over the last four
years.
In addition to continued service throughout
About The Bloom Project
The Bloom Project is a non-profit organization that designs fresh floral arrangements for hospice and palliative care patients, providing beauty and compassion during their final days. Many of the flowers used in the arrangements are donated by florists, grocery stores, growers, master gardeners or recycled from events. On a weekly basis, volunteers create simple arrangements and hospice staff share the flowers with their patients.
To volunteer, donate flowers or funds, please contact:
Heidi Berkman – h.berkman@thebloomproject.org, 541-241-8845,
www.thebloomproject.org