Every bouquet, blanket and hat carries the ribbon colors of a cause — and is donated to comfort patients and families.
The Blooming Hope flyer
Our crocheted flowers never wilt. Each piece is made by Linda Simington and program participants, then given freely to cancer patients, seniors and caregivers at hospitals, community centers and support groups.
You can also order any bouquet or collection for $75 — a beautiful gift for a loved one that helps fund the Blooming Hope program.
Donated free to patients
Awareness ribbon colors
A cream crocheted bouquet crowned with deep-red and white roses and trailing green vines, paired with a matching Multi-Cancer-Colored Flower Blanket.
Ribbon color meaning
White (pearl) honors lung cancer, and red honors blood cancers such as leukemia, lymphoma and myeloma. Each flower reflects the strength of individuals and families affected by these cancers.
A lush arrangement of violet, teal and green crochet blooms accented with soft peach flowers.
Ribbon color meaning
Purple is the ribbon color for pancreatic cancer, and green (with orange accents) represents kidney cancer — a bouquet of solidarity for two often-overlooked diagnoses.
A warm golden crocheted keepsake with a drawstring flower top — soft, cheerful and made to be held.
Ribbon color meaning
Gold is the color of childhood cancer awareness, symbolizing how precious and resilient our children are.
A vibrant vase of crochet carnations in pink, yellow, blue, orange, lavender and white.
Ribbon color meaning
Every color stands for a different cancer — pink for breast, blue for colon, yellow for sarcoma, orange for leukemia, lavender for all cancers — together, a garden of hope.
Soft peach-pink crochet roses intermixed with lavender blooms and green leaves in a clear vase.
Ribbon color meaning
Pink honors breast cancer survivors and warriors, while lavender represents every type of cancer — a bouquet for everyone touched by the disease.
A cheerful mix of purple, yellow, orange and green crochet flowers — a classic Blooming Hope gift of comfort.
Ribbon color meaning
A blend of awareness colors that says “you are not alone” — perfect for patients, caregivers and survivors alike.
Soft, breathable crocheted hats in soothing colors bring warmth and dignity to patients during treatment.
Request an item for a patient or support group, or help us make more.