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Based in Leeds, St Gemma’s is the largest hospice in Yorkshire and one of the largest in the UK. Offering free-of-charge expert care and support for local people with cancer and other life-limiting illnesses, St Gemma’s pride themselves on providing high quality palliative care, educational resources and research support for their County and region. It is crucial that St Gemma’s raise over £6M per year in order to keep their services running and we are so proud to be able to help them to do this.
Their flowers could be purchased for a suggested minimum donation of £30 from their website. All proceeds made through the sale of these flowers goes straight back into the hospice so that they can continue to do all of their important care work in and around Leeds.
In December of 2018, they awarded us with a certificate of recognition for all of our support.
St Gemma’s Hospice
In 2018, as part of our ‘Forget Me Not’ metal flowers campaign, we supplied St Gemma’s with 750 purple flowers and 1,200 white flowers, all inspired by their branding colours. Our ‘Forget Me Not’ campaign involves the creation of carefully hand-painted metal flowers which aim to immortalise the memory of lost loved ones.
St Gemma’s decided to name their appeal ‘Forever Flowers’ due to the everlasting nature of the metal forget me nots.
Situated in Birmingham, St Mary’s provide dedicated, personalised and completely free support across the Birmingham and Sandwell area. Every day, St Mary’s Hospice support an average of 400 individuals living with a life-limiting illness. Their expert team are always on hand to provide the very best care in patient’s homes, community clinics and at the hospice itself. They also dedicate time to helping patient’s families in any way that they can.
As part of the second campaign a further 2,000 of these charming metal flowers were created, but this time in dark pink and white to match St Mary’s new branding colours. These new blooms were ‘planted’ in Birmingham City Centre (Brindley Place) as a visual tribute to all of those lost, truly capturing the hearts of Birmingham’s residents.
In 2019, St Mary’s celebrated their 40th Anniversary. This truly special year saw the creation of more dark pink flowers alongside a limited edition ‘40th’ run of polished copper forget me nots. Throughout the year, these new flower creations featured in various ‘pop-up’ floral displays across the city including St Paul’s Church, Harborne High Street, St Philip’s Place, Bourneville Green, All Saint’s Square, and Northfield Shopping Centre.
Suggesting a donation of £25 per pink flower and £40 per limited edition copper flower, St Mary’s campaign aimed to pay tribute to each and every loved one lost. These flowers are a beautiful memory of those special to us by not only paying homage to their lives, but also highlighting the fantastic work that St Mary’s do for their community. Through both campaigns, we helped the hospice to raise in excess of £88,000!
To thank us for all of our help over the years, St Mary’s awarded us with a unique certificate of appreciation.
Birmingham St Mary’s Hospice
Through our ‘Forget Me Not’ metal flowers campaign, we first helped St Mary’s hospice in 2017 with their appeal. To match their branding, we created a total of 1,550 light pink flowers with purple centres and purple flowers with pink centres.
The flowers were so popular with the Birmingham community that, in April of 2018, we helped launch a second campaign as part of St Mary’s rebranding launch, and in 2019 we helped them celebrate their 40th anniversary with copper forget me nots.
Helping over 2,500 people across Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland per year, the Leicester Organisation for the Relief of Suffering (LOROS) provide free, high-quality care and support to terminally ill adult patients, their families and their carers. It costs £8.2M per year for LOROS to continue their high level of support and community care, £6M of which must be raised by the hospice on its own.
Priced at £25 per piece, each flower purchased through the appeal helped the hospice to pay for an array of services including one hour of care for an inpatient, a protective uniform for a nurse, or a day’s worth of meals for five patients. Although LOROS Hospice’s ‘Forget Me Not’ appeal has ended, you can still support LOROS and all of the fantastic work that do for their community by donating here.
LOROS Hospice Care
In 2018, we helped LOROS Hospice through our ‘Forget Me Not’ campaign by supplying them with 3,500 baby blue and yellow metal flowers. These flowers formed a part of their bid to ‘bring a sea of colour to Leicester’ in order to raise vital funds for their hospice. In July of 2018, LOROS opened a specially designed, limited-edition forget me not display in Leicester’s Jubilee Square. The unique display, featuring thousands of flowers purchased by family members and loved ones, was all to honour those who passed away within the Leicestershire community and at LOROS Hospice itself.
Severn Hospice offer free-of-charge specialist care to patients living with an incurable illness and their families across Shropshire, Telford & Wrekin and Mid Wales. Since the hospice was created in 1989, they have cared for over 34,000 people, helping over 2,000 local people each year. To continue the work that they do, Severn Hospice need to raise £7million pounds per year.
With Severn Hospice serving our personal neck of the woods, helping them first came very naturally to us. Several discussions and many design mock-ups later, the ‘Forget Me Not’ metal flower campaign was developed and born, which has now benefitted hospices all across the UK.
The ‘Forget Me Not’ appeal has proved a tremendous success for Severn Hospice and, since March 2017, has raised over £91,000 in vital funding. With Severn Hospice being so close to home and so close to our hearts, we are incredibly honoured to have helped them raise this much. The sale of just one flower funds two hours of specialist nursing care for one of the hospice’s patients, meaning that every flower purchased is truly life changing for someone receiving care in Shropshire, Telford & Wrekin and Mid Wales.
Severn Hospice
Back in 2016, Severn Hospice were the very first hospice to approach us about creating a unique appeal to help them raise the funds necessary to continue their valuable service to our community.
Since the campaign’s conception, Severn Hospice has had over 4,000 traditional blue and yellow flowers, hundreds of ‘miniature’ flowers for their Christmas decoration appeal in 2016, and 1,500 limited edition copper flowers for a third appeal in 2017.
The Prince of Wales Hospice provide free palliative care and support for families and patients living with life-limiting illnesses in the Five Towns area of West Yorkshire. Caring for an average of 200+ patients per year, Prince of Wales Hospice are a smaller hospice that offer more intimate care for their patients and require £3million pounds of additional funding per year to keep their services running smoothly.
Through their 2019 campaign, The Prince of Wales Hospice managed to raise a huge £13,700 in additional funding for their important cause!
The Prince of Wales Hospice
In 2019, Prince of Wales Hospice approached us with regard to launching their ‘Forget Me Not’ appeal. With 2019 being the year that we aimed to raise an additional £1million pounds in funding for hospices across the UK, we were very happy to help! In April 2019, we dispatched 750 of our traditional blue and yellow flowers out to them.
St. Luke’s Cheshire Hospice offer a whole spectrum of support and services to people living with life limiting illnesses. The hospice focuses on dedicated care for each individual patient living in Mid and South Cheshire by providing a perfect safe haven for them to take refuge in during their final moments of life. They also provide support for patient’s families including counselling, educational advice and bereavement support.
Amy Magee, Campaign & Donor Development Manager at St. Luke’s, said: “So far, the sale of the ‘Forget Me Not’ flowers has helped to raise over £26,000 for St Luke’s Hospice. Seeing the hundreds of these metal flowers ‘planted’ in our local towns of Nantwich and Northwich was incredibly moving for so many people and created something beautiful which we will remember for many years to come.”
In early 2019, St Luke’s kindly presented us with a certificate of appreciation for our assistance in helping to raise thousands of pounds for their fantastic cause. We were also gifted a framed photo collage of just how much the flowers meant to those who have purchased them in memory of a loved one.
Following the success or their 2018 campaign, St Luke’s joined us again in 2020 to launch their official Daisy Appeal, whereby we created a number of these beautiful metallic daisy designs. The appeal was such a huge success that they are now completely sold out!
St Luke’s Cheshire Hospice
In celebration of St. Luke’s 30th Anniversary in 2018, we created 1,500 of our timeless metal ‘Forget Me Not’ flowers to aid in raising crucial funds for their cause. These unique flowers were created in blue and pink to mirror the colours seen throughout the hospice’s branding.
Every flower purchased through the appeal formed a part of two unique displays, where the flowers were ‘planted’ outside St Mary’s Church in Nantwich and Danebridge Memorial in Northwich in August to September of 2018.
Working as an independent registered charity within the Worcestershire area, St Richard’s Hospice provides expert care for adults with serious progressive illnesses as well as support for their loved ones. Supporting over 3,000 patients every year, it costs St Richard’s approximately £8.8million pounds per year to run all of their services, with three quarters of that funding raised through public donations.
Each snowdrop in the campaign represented the lost life of a loved one and created a truly stunning memorial, with all donations helping to fund the important work that St Richard’s do for their community. The appeal helped to raise a total of £47,998.
Following the success of their 2018 appeal, St Richard’s approached us again in 2019 to discuss an entirely unique second appeal. This second design featured metal dragonflies, hand-finished in their brand colours – blue and teal. For St Richard’s, the dragonfly symbolises change and the understanding of a deeper meaning of life. This goes hand-in-hand with the bereavement support provided to the family members and, in particular, the children of those with progressive illnesses.
The hospice sold 1,200 dragonflies as part of their 2019 appeal, and managed to raise a HUGE £27,928 for their cause.
St Richard’s Hospice
In the early months of 2018, we helped St Richard’s launch their first ‘Forget Me Not’ appeal with us by creating 1,500 bespoke metal flowers. The hospice wanted something a little bit different to our traditional forget me not flowers and opted for a beautiful unique snowdrop design.
In August 2018, the thousands of snowdrop flowers were ‘planted’ around the base of St Andrew’s Spire as one of the visual highlights for Worcester Festival.
The Wirral University Teaching Hospital Charity (WUTH) help thousands of patients every year, supporting both Arrowe Park Hospital and Clatterbridge Hospital based in the Wirral area. Their mission is to improve the quality of patient care through multiple avenues, including the purchase of medical equipment and through the direct enhancement of patient’s experiences.
WUTH relies largely on funding to support their dedicated service, and currently has eight funds designed to ensure that they can make the biggest positive impact possible within their community. Due to the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) pandemic, raising crucial funds has been particularly difficult for hospices.
This campaign will hopefully help WUTH to kick-start their fundraising again by offering a contact-free way to gain awareness and monetary funds, whilst simultaneously offering the general public the opportunity to honour and remember a lost loved one or an NHS hero.
WUTH Charity
Victoria Burrows, the Head of Fundraising for WUTH, visited us in mid-2020 to collect a metal rainbow daisy prototype, to form part of their 2020 fundraising campaign. They are the first hospice to embrace and receive one of these unique rainbow daisies and are currently working towards making them available for their supporters to purchase soon, with all money raised going directly back to supporting the hospice and all the incredible work that they do.
Serving patients throughout the eastern Hertfordshire area, Isabel Hospice are dedicated to providing palliative care and support for patients, and their families, living with life-limiting illnesses and conditions. Isabel Hospice support over 1,500 people per year, with all care provided completely free of charge. The cost to provide these services to their community of over 370,000 people costs around £5million a year, funding which largely relies on public donations and support.
The suggested donation per flower was £35, which can help the hospice to provide a weeks’ worth of home-cooked meals for a patient, whilst £140 could fund a home visit by a Clinical Nurse Specialist. Through this campaign, we helped Isabel Hospice to raise in excess of £10,000 for their cause.
Isabel Hospice
In the early months of 2019, Isabel Hospice approached us about launching their first ‘Forget Me Not’ appeal. We created 500 flowers for them in their own unique hospice colours – bright yellow and powder blue! The flowers look fantastic and will help the hospice greatly in achieving their yearly fundraising goals.
Based in Essex, Farleigh Hospice provides a range of individually tailored services to those with life-limiting illnesses in the mid Essex region. These services include support, guidance, and generalised care, as well as bereavement support for all families and carers. It costs £16,500 every day for Farleigh to continue their services, with much of that funding coming through donations and community support.
For a suggested donation of £20 per flower, you could purchase one of Farleigh’s designs, to be featured in their display.
Farleigh Hospice
Farleigh Hospice joined our Hospice Support Programme in 2019, with the idea for us to create a number of metal ‘Forget Me Not’ flowers for a special event in July 2019 to celebrate the lives of lost loved ones. They ordered 1,000 of our classic blue and yellow designs to be ‘planted’ in the grounds of the hospice throughout the month as part of a unique art exhibition.
Nightingale House Hospice provide free-of-charge care and support to patients within North East Wales and its bordering areas (including Oswestry) who are living with life-limiting illnesses. It costs the hospice over £3million a year, with 80% of those funds relying on the help of the community and their donations.
Being a local hospice to us, we have supported Nightingale House through various events over the years including the Oswestry Balloon Festival, dedicated charity collection days and Proms in the Park.
For a suggested donation of £25, viewers were encouraged to purchase a sunflower in memory of a lost loved one, with all donations going towards funding the incredible work that Nightingale House do for their community. The campaign managed to raise an additional £20,000 for the hospice.
Nightingale House joined us again in 2020 to create their ‘Sunshine Meadow 2020’ campaign. This campaign featured hundreds of uniquely designed Welsh poppy flowers, which were all put on display outside of Erddig Hall in Wrexham.
Nightingale House Hospice
In 2019, we helped Nightingale House Hospice with their very own ‘Forget Me Not’ appeal by creating over 1000 bespoke sunflowers for their unique display at Chirk Castle in June of the same year.
Named the ‘Sunshine Meadow’, Nightingale House’s sunflower display was held from the 15th of June – 14th July 2019 and proved incredibly popular with visitors to the castle and family members of lost loved ones alike. It was a truly beautiful homage to those lost and added the perfect pop of colour to the Chirk Castle grounds.
Supporting over 600 people per year in the Hambleton and Richmondshire area, Herriot Hospice Homecare provides free personalised end-of-life care for individuals within their own homes. The hospice provides a myriad of support including respite care, befriending, therapy and driving services. To continue these services, Herriot Hospice must raise £1million per year.
This stunning floral display provided community members with a unique place of reflection to remember someone special. Flowers were available to purchase for a suggested donation of £20, which could be taken home on the day.
Herriot Hospice Homecare
Herriot Hospice joined our Hospice Support Programme in 2019 and launched their first ‘Forget Me Not’ appeal in the same year. We created 100 bespoke metal flowers in their unique hospice colours – orange and green. The flowers formed a special part of their ‘Herriot in Bloom’ memory garden, which was situated against the backdrop of Jervaulx Abbey in May and June of 2019.
Providing specialist care to hundreds of local people in the Barnsley area, Barnsley Hospice offers free support to those living with life-limiting illnesses in the form of pain relief, spiritual and social support and bereavement services. To maintain the vital care of their important services, Barnsley Hospice need to raise an additional £2million a year.
For a suggested donation of £25, visitors of the display and family members or friends purchased a flower to commemorate a special someone, raising a in excess of £5,000 for their amazing cause.
Following the success of their 2019 campaign, Barnsley Hospice launched their ‘Dedicate a Daisy 2020’ appeal, whereby we provided them with a number of beautiful metal daisies in their branding colours.
Barnsley Hospice
In the early months of 2019, Barnsley Hospice approached us about starting their own ‘Forget Me Not’ appeal in celebration of their 25th Anniversary. We created 500 bespoke metal flowers in the hospice’s orange and white branding colours.
Named ‘Forever Flowers’ by the hospice, these blooms were on display at Cannon Hall Farm from the 12th of August – 19th of August 2019.
St. Benedict’s Hospice have provided specialist care to the people of Sunderland and its surrounding districts for over three decades now. Dedicated to providing individual and expert support to those living with life-limiting illnesses, St Benedict’s rely on the generosity of community donations to continue their important service.
To support St Benedict’s “Sunflower Memories Appeal 2019”, sunflowers could be purchased for a suggested minimum donation of £20.
St Benedict’s Hospice
In June of 2019, St. Benedict’s began their own ‘Forget Me Not’ appeal with us. We created 500 bespoke sunflowers for them, which were proudly displayed in the hospice garden throughout the month of June in the same year. Donators were invited to purchase a plaque alongside their sunflowers which would display the name of a special someone within the garden as a truly unique way to remember them.
Located in Stafford, Katharine House Hospice have been supporting patients and their families for 25 years. The hospice’s aim is to enable their patients to live their lives as fully and comfortably as possible whilst providing support for their families. 75% of Katharine House’s funds come from donations and community support and, without them, they wouldn’t be able to continue all the important work that they do.
Their beautiful flowers went on display at Shugborough Hall from the 22nd of June to the 28th of June as a way to remember lost loved ones.
Katharine House Hospice
In the early months of 2019, Katharine House approached us about beginning their own ‘Forget Me Not’ appeal. We created 1000 metal flowers for them in classic forget me not colours – blue, yellow and white. The flowers, designed to celebrate the life of a loved one, proved incredibly popular for Katharine House and raised a grand total of £27,998 for their cause!
Serving Cheshire West, Chester and Deeside, Hospice of the Good Shepherd are dedicated to providing professional and expert care to patients and families facing life-limiting illnesses. The hospice relies on the generosity of community donations to fund the crucial work that they do, requiring over £4million a year to run their important service.
The flowers created a beautiful sea of colour within the Cathedral grounds and paid a truly unique homage to the memory of lost loved ones and those most special to community members. Proving incredibly popular, all 1000 metal flowers sold out.
We helped Hospice of the Good Shepherd raise over £23,000 so that they can continue their important services for the people of Chester and Deeside.
In 2020, the hospice joined our Hospice Support Programme for the second year running, participating in our unique ‘Daisy to Remember’ campaign. This 2020 campaign was backed by the Lord Mayor of Chester, Cllr Mark Williams.
Hospice of the Good Shepherd
In 2019, we created 1000 forget me not flowers for the hospice in classic blue, yellow and white to match their branding. In celebration of the hospice’s 30th anniversary, the flowers were put on display outside of Chester Cathedral throughout the month of July.
Providing dedicated care to patients with terminal illness and support to their surrounding loved ones, Saint Catherine’s hospice helps thousands of people within Scarborough and the North Yorkshire region every year. It costs Saint Catherine’s £5.5million each year to provide their free services to patients and families across the region. As such, the money raised through public donations and fundraising campaigns is absolutely essential for the day-to-day running of the hospice.
In August 2019, the flowers were put on display within the grounds of both Saint Catherine’s Hospice and St Cecilia’s Nursing Home. The flowers remained on display until September 2019 following their Sunrise Walk, a 6.5-mile walk around Scarborough’s bay designed to raise money for the hospice.
Saint Catherine’s Hospice
In 2019, we supplied Saint Catherine’s hospice with 500 unique sunflower metal flowers for their ‘Sunflower Memories Appeal’. The sunflowers were crafted by ourselves and sponsored by St Cecilia’s Care Group. Each sunflower symbolises hope and remembrance, making them the perfect way to pay tribute to the memory of a lost loved one.
Serving the community of Hereford since 1984, St Michael’s Hospice is dedicated to providing high-quality, free-of-charge care to thousands of community members each year. The hospice not only provides care for patients with life-limiting illnesses, but also offers support for their carers and loved ones. St Michael’s relies entirely on the general public to fund the care that they provide through fundraising events, shopping at their retail outlets, and charitable donations.
They sold their first 1,000 flowers within record time, so decided to replenish their stock with a second lot of 1,000 within the same year.
St Michael’s Hospice
St Michael’s joined us in 2019, where we created a total of 2,000 blue metal flowers for their very own ‘Forget Me Not’ appeal. The hospice also ordered a number of special stainless steel designs as a way to thank their volunteers, who work tirelessly for their community every day.
Providing services for the people of South Northamptonshire, Cynthia Hospice are dedicated to offering specialist palliative care and support to those living with life-limiting illnesses and their surrounding loved ones. Every year, it cost £2.4million for the hospice to continue providing their services for their community, funding which is largely relied upon through public donations and fundraisers.
We also created a giant version for them to be used for promotional purposes.
Cynthia Spencer Hospice
In 2019, Cynthia Hospice joined our Hospice Support Programme whereby we created 1,000 metal flowers for them in their blue, yellow, and white branding colours. From the start, the hospice wanted something a little bit different, so we designed their flower petals to curve downwards rather than upwards, as with our standard forget me not design.
Serving people across the Wigan borough, Wigan & Leigh Hospice are dedicated to providing palliative care for local people with life-limiting illnesses.
They run their services free-of-charge, 365 days a year and need £9,700 every day to successfully do this. The hospice relies largely on fundraisers and the generosity of public donations to continue to run their incredible service for their community.
Wigan & Leigh Hospice
In 2020, we helped Wigan & Leigh Hospice start their own campaign by creating 500 bespoke daisies to match their emblem and branding. We also created a giant metal daisy for them to use for promotional purposes, the first giant flower that we have ever created of its kind!
Serving patients and their families across Essex, the Havens Hospice group runs three separate services across the region. Havens Hospices are designed to provide much-needed palliative care to those with life-limiting illnesses, and also offer support to their families and carers.
They put patients at the forefront if everything that do, making it their mission to always put patients and their loved ones first. The Havens Hospice group relies upon fundraising appeals and public donations to fund the £81,000 needed each week to support their patients.
Havens Hospice
To celebrate the reopening of the hospice within new grounds, Havens Hospice joined our Hospice Support Programme in 2020 to create a truly unique rustic flower design. We created a total of 1,000 metal flower spikes for them, and every flower is offered at a suggested donation of £20, with all profits to go towards supporting the hospice and the amazing work that they do for their community.
Based in the welsh town of Llandudno, St David’s Hospice is dedicated to providing end of life care to adults suffering terminal illnesses and support for their families within the Conwy and Llandudno areas. Having been hit incredibly hard by the COVID-19 pandemic, the hospice are currently aiming to recover an additional £1million, for crucial funding needed for the hospice to continue their services.
Metal daisies could be purchased for just £22, with all profits to going directly back to supporting the hospice and their important services.
St David’s Hospice
In 2020, St David’s Hospice approached us about starting their own campaign to help reignite their fundraising efforts following the devastation of the COVID-19 pandemic. We created 1,000 metal daisies for them, finished in shades of blue and purple as inspired by their branding colours.
Based in Nottingham, the Children’s Bereavement Centre is a charity that is dedicated to supporting children and families affected by death or terminal illness. Working alongside hospices and other groups within their region, the centre offers their services at no cost whatsoever and relies on the generosity of public donations to continue the incredible work that they do for their community.
The centre are hoping to put all daisies on display in Newark Castle Grounds in October 2020, providing the perfect way for children and young people to remember a lost loved one.
Children’s Bereavement Centre
In 2020, the Children’s Bereavement Centre joined our Hospice Support Programme with their very own ‘Meadow of Memories’ Daisy Remembrance Campaign. Inspired by the daisy’s symbolism of hope and innocence, we created a number of metal daisy flowers for the hospice.
Located in Minchinhampton in Gloucestershire, Longfield Hospice are dedicated to supporting adults with life-limiting illnesses throughout their region. They provide tailored support to ensure that their patients can effectively cope with their illnesses, allowing them to enjoy and take ownership of their lives. Without the support and help of public fundraising and donation, the hospice wouldn’t be able to continue their important services.
Having launched their campaign just before national lockdown due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the hospice faced a lot of adversity throughout. Despite this, all of their hard work definitely paid off as they managed to raise an incredible £37.5K for their cause!
Longfield Community Hospice Care
In 2020, Longfield joined our Hospice Support Programme to create their very own ‘Forget Me Not’ metal flower campaign.
They worked exceptionally hard to ensure that their supporters received their flowers, which were displayed outside Gloucester Cathedral, even when working remotely with limited staff.
Based in Nottingham, Nottinghamshire Hospice is dedicated to providing palliative, bereavement, and wellbeing support to those with life-limiting illnesses and their surrounding loved ones. In order to continue providing free services to their community, the hospice need to raise a total of £2.7million per year. This number is largely achieved through the generosity of public donations and supportive community groups.
The hospice are using their campaign to remind their supporters that even through the hardships brought upon by the COVID-19 pandemic, they are still working day and night to support their patients and their carers.
In 2020, we supplied Nottinghamshire Hospice with copper and brass forget me not flowers as Christmas decorations for a second campaign launched at the end of 2020.
Nottinghamshire Hospice
In 2020, Nottinghamshire Hospice joined our Hospice Support Programme whereby we created 1,000 traditional blue and yellow flowers for their ‘Forget Me Not’ campaign. The metal flowers could be purchased to support the hospice for just £15, which is the cost of providing one hour of bereavement support.
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