Prestige Flowers Partners with Cancer Research UK to Support the Race for Life

Prestige Flowers, a leading UK-based online florist, has launched a new bouquet, "The Race for Life", in partnership with Cancer Research UK. The arrangement features gorgeous Memory Lane roses alongside pink snapdragons, chrysanthemums, and lisianthus, making it the perfect way to show support for the annual fundraising event. For every bouquet purchased from the Cancer Research range, 25% of profits go directly to the charity.

Key Takeaways:

  • Prestige Flowers has been working with Cancer Research UK since 2016 to provide the charity with its own "Flower Shop", allowing supporters to purchase bouquets, letterbox flowers, and indoor plants.
  • The partnership has resulted in the donation of over £700,000 to charitable causes, including Cancer Research UK.
  • The new "Race for Life" bouquet is a tribute to every step taken, every life remembered, and every moment of hope, making it the perfect way to show love and support for the charity.
  • Prestige Flowers is proud to be the UK's most reviewed online florist, delivering over 10 million bouquets nationwide.
  • Through the partnership, people can order bouquets, letterbox flowers, and indoor plants, with 25% of all orders donated to Cancer Research UK.
  • Elise Harlock, of Prestige Flowers, stated that the company is deeply moved by the work that Cancer Research UK does and is proud to launch the new bouquet to celebrate the incredible Race for Life.

Statistics:

  • Prestige Flowers has been working with Cancer Research UK since 2016.
  • The partnership has resulted in the donation of over £700,000 to charitable causes, including Cancer Research UK.
  • Prestige Flowers delivers over 10 million bouquets nationwide.
  • 25% of profits from every bouquet purchased from the Cancer Research range is donated directly to the charity.

Sources:

  • "Prestige Flowers Launches New 'Race for Life' Bouquet in Partnership with Cancer Research UK"
  • Cancer Research UK
  • Prestige Flowers website