Growing Hope
Our Why
Our Impact
Our Why
"When I was going through treatment, I couldn't keep up with my yard. Flower Power gave me a reason to sit outside again." --Melissa H.
Our How
Our Impact
Our Why
Flower Power is powered by volunteers. Whether planting flowers, spreading mulch, or pulling weeds, they help transform outdoor spaces into places of healing and hope for people facing cancer.
Our Roots
Our Impact
Our Impact
Our Rooted in Wellness workshops help people care for themselves and the natural world. Through seed saving, pollinator gardening, and creative arts, participants cultivate knowledge, connection, and well-being.
Our Impact
Our Impact
Our Impact
Since 2023, Flower Power has been helping people facing cancer reconnect with nature, community, and hope.
4 Healing Gardens Installed
3 Restorative Landscape Care Clients
3 Workshops Hosted
100+ Community Members Engaged
The Tree of Hope
Flower Power gathered with friends, loved ones, and supporters on National Cancer Survivors Day 2026 for the Tree of Hope. Taking place at the beautiful Collingswood Meditation Garden, we hung ribbons honoring loved ones on the tree, shared stories, listened to poetry, and enjoyed music and delicious food. It was the perfect way to come together in nature to remember, honor and to help hope bloom.
Melissa's Garden
Small Rocks: Big Hopes
What started as a simple rock-painting party turned into a powerful wave of community care. At Flower Power’s Small Rocks: Big Hopes event, nearly 40 neighbors gathered at the Collingswood Library and at the Brookdale Echelon Lake Assisted Living Facility to paint bright stones filled with messages of encouragement, love, and resilience. All destined for MD Anderson at Cooper’s Seeds of Hope Garden. Together, we created dozens of tiny works of art that will soon line garden paths and flower beds, offering moments of surprise and comfort to patients and families. It was proof that when people come together with paintbrushes and good hearts, hope really does bloom.