Bloomin’ 4 Good Program
Welcome to the Bloomin’ 4 Good Program! Each month store leadership selects a different hunger organization to receive a $1 donation from the purchase of every $10.99 bouquet in the sleeve marked “Bloomin’ 4 Good.” Use the resources to let your supporters know.
Ongoing Impact
1155585
Bouquets Sold
1155585
Donations To Date
Not Yet Available
Donations This Month
11555150
Meals Provided*
2426
Hunger Orgs. Supported
*See FAQs for calculation
Shown here is real-time data based on the program’s lifetime sales since the first Bloomin’ 4 Good bouquet was sold on February 26, 2021. Last updated: 11/29/2023
Bloomin’ 4 Good Program Overview
Fighting Hunger with Every Bouquet Sold!
Every time a shopper purchases a $10.99 bouquet in the sleeve marked “Bloomin’ 4 Good” at your given Stop & Shop location, your hunger organization will receive a $1 donation. You can help drive bouquet sales and donations with an ongoing campaign to:
- Promote by emailing supporters.
- Promote by posting to your social media.
- Promote by sending press releases to local media.
- Check in with the store to meet its leadership and check out the bouquet display and stock.
Bloomin’ Benefits!
Read about local hunger organizations and how they’ve benefited from the Bloomin’ 4 Good program.
Bloomin’ 4 Good
Filling the need to fight hunger.
A Need We Feed
Bloomin’ 4 Good
Providing fresh, healthy produce to those in need.
America’s Grow-a-Row
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Bloomin’ 4 Good Program?
Where can I buy the Bloomin’ 4 Good Bouquet?
Can I submit my hunger organization to participate in this program?
Yes. Stop & Shop is committed to serving the communities in which we live and work, so if your hunger organization is 501 (c)(3) certified, then visit our Submit an Organization page to sign up to participate, or visit our website to learn more about our other community programs.
Does only a certain type of floral bouquet benefit local nonprofits?
Yes, floral bouquets which benefit the selected hunger organization of the month are indicated by a specially marked sleeve (shown below). The bouquets are “grower’s choice,” so the assortment of seasonal flowers will vary.
