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Donations help directly support the mission.
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Thank you for considering a financial gift to Growing Kindness.

While we celebrate every form of participation equally, your financial support plays a special role: it ensures that everyone, regardless of their economic situation, can access our resources, join our community, and spread kindness through flowers.

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Your tax-deductible donations multiply and extend our mission.

Your generosity funds our teams efforts to educate and spread the reach of the project, our free gardener community, and support that empower thousands to start growing.

Operational costs,
Scholarships,
Programs,
Resources

By giving financially, you're helping us prove that kindness isn't limited by circumstance and that meaningful connection shouldn’t be behind a paywall.

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SPREADING KINDNESS one flower at a time

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Give Kindness, Grow Community

"Joining the team was one of the best decisions I’ve made!

As a new gardener, I received education and support that really enabled me to go out in my community and spread joy and kindness through the flowers I grew in my garden.

If you want to learn more about flowers, want to spread more kindness in the world, and meet some really cool people, I highly encourage you to join this team."

- Cassie Page, member since 2020

"It has been such an honor, and inspired by the entire Growing Kindness outreach and team.

This project helped me immensely this year as I went through grief. It has given me something to focus on that helps me and has helped many in the little.

I have met and heard stories from people who could not find words for the pain that they or someone they knew was going through, and these flowers brought them a spark of joy and hope that filled in the lost and hard-to-find words. The Growing Kindness Project is an incredible way to spread kindness and care when words are just too hard to say or find. Its an example of when actions speak louder than words."