HELP SUPPORT THOSE DISPROPORTIONATELY impacted by COVID-19

All proceeds will be donated to COVID-19 Emergency Relief

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Sophie Felts Floral Design DC Wedding Florist

HOW IT Works

  1. Select a donation package of $250, $500, or $1000

  2. Choose how many bouquets you would like to receive for your donation. ($250 - up to 8 bouquets, $500 - up to 15 bouquets, $1000 - up to 30 bouquets).

  3. Every penny will be donated to the Greater Washington Community Foundation COVID-19 Emergency Response Fund.*

    *A private donation will cover flower costs and Sophie Felts Floral Design will provide labor, ensuring 100% of your donation goes to those in need.

 

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About the Greater Washington Community Foundation cOVID-19 FUND

 
 
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The Greater Washington Community Foundation is working hard to rapidly raise and deploy critical resources to nonprofits on the front lines of responding to the urgent health and economic needs of disproportionately impacted communities in the Greater Washington area.

They support work that benefits communities which are being disproportionately impacted by COVID-19, specifically:

  • Communities of color, including organizations led by and supporting People of Color;

  • Low-income workers, including gig, contractors, or those in the informal economy;

  • Persons experiencing or at risk of homelessness, including people living in shelters or on the street, survivors of domestic violence, youth (including LGBTQ youth), older individuals, chronically ill individuals, undocumented individuals, and returning citizens;

  • The LGBTQ+ community;

  • Justice-involved individuals, including those currently incarcerated (adults and youth);

  • Immigrant communities, including the undocumented;

  • Opportunity youth (ages 16+) who are not connected to school or work, or who are at risk of dropping out of school, with an intentional focus on youth who have had interactions with Juvenile Justice and/or Child Welfare systems;

  • Children with unique needs distinguished by disabilities, IEPs, behavioral challenges, English Language Learners, foster care, and/or Child Protective Services;

  • Survivors of domestic violence, child abuse, intimate partner abuse, rape and other crime; and,

  • People who have health conditions that put them at higher risk for COVID, including older adults, pregnant women, and those who are immune compromised.


 
 
 

About Petals for Hope

 
 
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Petals for Hope strives to make a positive impact on individuals in less than desirable circumstances while sustainably supporting the environment by reducing waste. Since our conception in 2018 we have successfully repurposed and composted thousands of blooms.

We work directly with industry professionals, retailers and individuals to pickup flowers after events and weddings to repurpose them. This not only brings joy to those who could use a smile, but also reduces landfill waste. All blooms and greenery that are unfit for use are composted.