Over $10,000 Of Flowers Anonymously Donated To Senior Citizen Home
February 22, 2014
An anonymous donor sent a semi-truck full of flowers, estimated to be worth more than $10,000, to Holy Family Home in Winnipeg, Canada.

Photo: Holy Family Home
The two delivery men, who refused to name themselves, had brought a semi-trailer packed floor to ceiling with boxes of flowers, including eight packages of two dozen roses each, hundreds of carnations and mini-roses, and more than enough pre-made arrangements for each of the 276 residents.
Photo: Holy Family Home
"We asked who delivered them, but they just kept naming places the flowers were grown," said the receptionist Luba Micno.
Photo: Holy Family Home
"It came as a huge surprise to all of us," said Holy Family Home CEO Jean Piché. "But at the same time it was a real blessing. I could just see the smiles on their faces, even those who have severe cases of dementia or Alzheimer's disease. Their faces lit up."
Source: Winnipeg Free Press
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