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We’LL never stop giving.

Flowers that make a difference — our resolve to give grew when our nonprofits needed us most.

This is what donating 25% of profit through 2025 looks like:

We give 25% of our annual net profit (or 2.5% of gross sales when unprofitable) to charity through The Flowers for Dreams foundation.
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Represents all time donations to 250+ grassroots nonprofits since 2012.

Over $250k through the Flowers for Dreams Foundation in 2025 alone.

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In 2025, solidarity bloomed, and so did our support for immigrant families.

Over 80% of residents say: ICE OUT. ⁣All of our west side businesses join them.⁣

This year brought uncertainty, funding cuts, and overwhelming state force that separated immigrant families from their homes and communities. We responded the way we always do—by backing local organizations positioned to act quickly and compassionately.

Through The Flowers for Dreams Foundation, we directed funding where it could have immediate impact—supporting Know Your Rights response groups,  a revolving immigrant bond fund, and other rapid response efforts to keep families together and reunite those separated.

Contributed $21,500 to immigrant rights groups + $25,000 matching grant for immigrant bonds

See the foundation

Our viral graphic for Chicagoans to show immigrant pride.

Our record matching grant to the Midwest Immigration Bond Fund.

The chalkboard that greets all customers at our F4D HQ.

The first straw. An elderly street florist arrested without cause.

We stepped up for other causes & communities

$52K from wedding season to fund food access & urban ag.

Our Chicago team raised $12k at SleepOut for youth homelessness

We surveyed 100 small nonprofits to help them replace federal cuts.

Donated a record $51k to save  Midwest mental health centers.

The scope of our impact in 2025

Housing & Homelessness
Immigrant Families
Mental Health
Food access
mutual aid
400
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people reached with immigration services
230
DACA renewals processed
216
member rapid response network built
13
local schools with response teams
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in produce donated to 7 local food pantries
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in collective income generated
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refugee farmers supported
260
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meals distributed (on pace)
17
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Pounds of produce provided
2500
diapers distributed
20
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Pounds of pet food Feeding ~400 pets p/m

Voices behind the work

Going through house fires and homelessness as an adolescent, Pathfinders was a safe haven.
Since the age of 13, Pathfinders has nurtured me and brought me to the point now, at age 27, where I have so many opportunities. Your support helps youth get off the streets and go for resources and opportunities that bridge us to independence.
Youth participant, Pathfinders (Q1 Awardee)
We were able to purchase flowers for every group that met this year to make bouquets.
This activity is a highlight for the children and adults who just spent hours in active grief and healing. To be able to share the joy of nature, while also tapping into the freedom of creativity, is salve on a wound or scar that deserves tender care.
- Julie Weatherhead, Co-Founder, Got Grief (Q2 awardee)
We’re deeply grateful for  the Foundation’s commitment to making a lasting difference for our community.
Support from the Flowers for Dreams Foundation strengthens Grand Avenue Club’s ability to provide meaningful work, education, and community engagement opportunities for our members. This grant helps us sustain daily programming, nutritious meals, and employment supports that foster confidence, purpose, and recovery.
- Phillip Connelly, Executive Director, Grand Avenue Club (Q2 Awardee)
The Supermarket Challenge was a great experience that taught me a lot from a cooking standpoint.
I learned essential kitchen skills like the rock chop, boiling, sautéing, and proper knife techniques. I also improved in teamwork and communication throughout the challenge. My team won the “Most Green” award for having the most vegetables in our dish, and I even got to do an interview with the Bucks marketing team—which was amazing!
- Walter Blake (2025 Culinary Intern, Teens Grow Greens, Q3 Awardee)
Flowers for Dreams’ contributions are quite literally saving lives.
The continued generosity and support from our friends at Flowers For Dreams has allowed us to educate thousands of Chicago area Students, Parents and Caregivers through our signature proactive suicide prevention programming.
- Ben Kohn, Executive Director, Hope For The Day (Q2 awardee)
We're more than grateful for your contributions to our work and to their continued commitment to better communities across Chicago.
The grant we received was substantive and has allowed us to further our work in a number of ways; though, perhaps, where the impact has been most noticeable is the attention we've garnered by being partnered with a company and foundation as well loved and respected as Flowers for Dreams.
 - Steven Snyder, Development Manager, Coalition to Save our Mental Health Centers (Q2 Awardees) 
Whenever I go to the garden, I feel like I’m in my village [in Burma].
Whenever I go to the garden, I feel like I’m in my village [in Burma]. It is good for my mental and physical health. We can see other people and share things and communicate so we forget about things like depression.
-Ni Lar, Rohingya refugee gardener at Global Gardens Chicago  (Q3 awardee)
Freedom House Detroit’s work is a reflection of the generosity from its donors.
The aid donors offer ensures that those with specialized barriers are advocated for and supported– donor generosity is essential in validating that all people are cared for.
- Lulu Nestor, Fund Development Manager, Freedom House Detroit (Q1 awardee)

Launched  'Give Them Their Flowers', a social media series to spotlight the front-line change-makers in our nonprofit community.

Always striving for impact, but never forgetting to have some fun along the way.

Our 2025 Flower Festivals

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To get here, we arranged over 1.6M stems of flowers.

65,567
BOUQUETS DELIVERED TO CUSTOMERS
140+
new 5-star reviews on The Knot & Wedding Wire
most popular bouquet of the year - Spring with 8,383 ordered
Bouquet being made flowers laid out.
1,130
Weddings Designed in 2025
1,461
guests joined open studios, workshops, and our festivals
54,080 Blanca Roses used in weddings alone

Your bouquet makes an impact.

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We are about a LOT more than flowers.

At      Flowers for Dreams, we believe that business should do more than make money, so we reinvest 25% of our net profits into amazing local charities in our community.

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Our promise to the envIronment

There is no Planet B. While progress is rarely linear, we committed to a 5-year plan to reduce waste, gas, and strengthen our sustainability.

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End to Virgin Plastic

We replaced 93% of our plastic daily arrangement packaging with recyclable corrugated cardboard and are extending this eco-friendly shift to our weddings & events.

DAILIES
97%
WEDDINGS
30%
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Become Carbon Neutral

Over 221,730 lbs of CO2 delivery emissions with OnFleet Offset

CO2
Over 100 tons offset
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Eliminate Foam

We’ve begun a transition to alternative design products including reusable chicken wire, recyclable cages, and compostable plant-based foam.

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As one of the first B Corps in the Midwest, we are proud to see now over 9,000 businesses in 105 countries join the global movement.

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We first certified as a B Corporation in 2016 and have since been named a two-time Best for the World organization.

Certified B Corporation
Flowers for Dreams Impact Report #1 Ranking.

The very first flower or plant B Corporation to certify in the United States of America.

Certified B Corporation

Certified by the nonprofit B Lab as voluntarily meeting higher standards of transparency, accountability, and performance.

Standing in the Gap

"We use beautiful flowers to advance causes of justice & charity in our community."
2025 was a year of blistering change & uncommon brutality for the civic & nonprofit worlds.

While some businesses cowered in the corner, or worse, cozied up to power, we turned our outrage into mobilization. Fundraising mobilization, campaign coordination, bouquet drops for good, rallying solidarity from our customers, vendors, and community.

We will never stop giving.

2026 will test our resolve in new and difficult ways. Whether its for the defense of immigrant families, our own kids public health, the environment, or otherwise, we are prepared to firmly Stand in the Gap.

Thank you for standing, speaking, sharing, and spending with us to enable the same.

Steven Dyme
CEO & Co-Founder

Charities across the years

Our impact across the years

Thank you

For spreading kindness with us in 2025

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