PanAmerican Seed is proud to announce the charities it will support for the 2025 gardening season through its popular brand of Beacon® Impatiens. This year, the company will partner with two organisations that enrich the lives of children and adults with life-limiting conditions through experiences and opportunities that bring them joy and emotional well-being.
First is esp inc., formerly Extra Special People Inc., a nonprofit in the Georgia region of the U.S.A. that creates transformative experiences for people with disabilities and their families, ultimately changing communities for the better. Donations to esp inc. fund scholarships, programs, activities, and even employment opportunities through Java Joy, empowering individuals with Autism, Down Syndrome, Cerebral Palsy, etc., with a meaningful chance to thrive.
The second organisation is Greenfingers Charity, which is dedicated to supporting life-limited children and their families who spend time in hospices around the U.K. by creating magical gardens and outdoor spaces for them to enjoy precious time outside. Greenfingers is driven by the belief that time spent outdoors, away from the bedside, can offer those under considerable stress a vital opportunity to embrace the benefits of being in the fresh air and engaging with the natural environment.
PanAmerican Seed is proud to work with and support these two charities through our Beacon Impatiens outreach in 2025. They both represent the power of overcoming life’s obstacles through a collaborative community effort. The charities’ methods to enjoying life through nature and enriching experiences is a concept we can absolutely get behind; plants are more than pretty and so essential to our well-being!
For more information, on this year’s charity and Beacon’s involvement, read the full press release here.
Contact your favourite supplier today. Check out all the Beacon colours and mixes, including new varieties to choose from to support this year’s cause-marketing efforts. Let’s work together in the spirit of bringing light – and happiness! – to gardens everywhere.