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Giving back to the causes that make a difference to you and our team is important, which is why each year we strive to support charities close to our hearts. Over the past 20 years, we’ve supported a number of charities based in the UK as well as abroad, and we’re proud to say that with your help we have contributed thousands of pounds to their incredible work.
In 2024 and 2025 we supported Women's Aid, the national federation working to end domestic abuse against women and children. By providing life-saving services, raising awareness and campaigning for change, the charity is working hard to build a future where domestic abuse is not tolerated. During Women’s History Month, which coincided with International Women’s Day and Mother’s Day, we donated £1 for the sale of each of our charity bouquets, raising funds and awareness for an important cause close to our hearts.
As part of our limited-edition Stacey Dooley Collection from 2025, Stacey designed a charity bouquet in support of Alder Hey Children's Charity, which raises money for patients and families who visit Alder Hey Children’s Hospital Trust in Liverpool. For each Little Liverbird bouquet sold, £5 went directly to the charity to support its work creating happier, healthier and brighter futures for children and young people.
Sometimes we end up with a few more flowers than we intended, so we're delighted to donate waste stems and excess stock to local communities and charitable initiatives. Following Valentine's Day and Mother's Day in 2026, we shared our surplus bouquets with local charities, food banks, hospices and care homes in and around Droitwich Spa, including to Food Share Wyre Forest & Community Cafe, and Droitwich Community Pantry. We also give a monthly donation of waste stems to Forget Me Not Florals, a Dorset-based charity that redistributes flowers to care homes and hospices in the local area.
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