Two Beautiful Ways to Help Feed a Neighbor
Bloomin’ 4 Good is growing in November, giving shoppers more ways to support local hunger organizations!
Each month, every Stop & Shop store selects a local hunger organization to benefit from the Bloomin’ 4 Good Program. Purchase a specially marked $11.99 Bloomin’ 4 Good bouquet or plant, and Stop & Shop will direct $1 to the selected organization. It can be a simple way to regularly support hunger relief in your community.
Choose a bouquet that changes with the seasons or discover a new featured plant and container each month. Both are available in the floral department, with displays conveniently located next to each other.
Buy Flowers, Feed a Neighbor. Buy a Plant, Feed a Neighbor.
Two simple ways to bring something beautiful home or share, while helping to fight hunger in your community.

Every time a shopper purchases a specially marked $11.99 bouquet or plant at your designated Stop & Shop location, your hunger organization will receive a $1 donation. You can help drive bouquet sales and donations with an ongoing campaign to:

Read about local hunger organizations and how they’ve benefited from the Bloomin’ 4 Good program.
Fight hunger with every bouquet of flowers sold! Each time a shopper purchases the specially marked $11.99 Bloomin’ 4 Good Bouquet, $1 is donated to a local hunger organization selected to benefit for the month. $1 Donation = 10+ Meals. It’s as simple as that! Every bouquet sold works to fight hunger across the local communities served by Stop & Shop.
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.
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.
