Some of my recent posts have been on heavier matters, so I thought this might be the perfect time to lighten things up a bit. After all, if you have visited this site before you probably know that I prefer brands that believe in social responsibility and occasionally bring those brands to your attention.
Now that spring is here (bringing with it Easter and Mother’s Day, of course) I want you to know about the eco-friendly, beautiful flowers and plants at Organic Bouquet. Speaking of pretty flowers and Mother’s Day, dark purple flowers, white tulips and blue hydrangeas are my favorites. You know, just in case you were wondering….
Seriously, Organic Bouquet has a Flowers for Good™ program that donates a portion of the proceeds from to charity. There are over 45 different charity bouquets available. When you order a charitable bouquet, a percentage of your purchase will be donated to the charity affiliated with the item you selected. Simply click here to see the charitable bouquets.
All of Organic Bouquet’s EcoBlooms products have multiple certifications, including one or more of the following:
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In addition to that, Organic Bouquet uses shipping materials and gift cards made from recycled and recyclable materials, and they are printed 
on with non-toxic water or soy based inks.
In addition to beautiful flowers you can purchase eco-friendly plants through Organic Bouquet. Like other flower companies that have expanded their line to include gifts and gift baskets, Organic Bouquet has items for people seeking high quality gifts that care for the well-being of the planet and its people.
See why I am loving this company? To check it out for yourself (or if you just happen to be ordering my Mother’s Day present) go to OrganicBouquet.com.
Happy Spring!
Photo credit: Organic Bouquet
Disclosure: I am not an ambassador for Organic Bouquet, nor do I work directly with the company. There are affiliate links in this post.
I also have been more concerned with companies with a conscience and a purpose. And because I am in a skin care business, I have been doing some research and am appalled at the companies that still use animal testing! Are you serious? Other countries have banned animal testing, not us! La Mer, Aveeno, Avon, MAC—all still use animal testing!!!!!! Thank goodness my company doesn’t and had a mission that portions of proceeds go to setting up Salvation Army outposts. Doing well by doing good! Thanks for sharing the flowers;)
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