Choosing what kind of fundraiser to do for your organization can be tricky. When raising money, you want something with a high profit margin, minimal upfront costs, and broad appeal. Interestingly, in a recent podcast comparing different fundraising options — alongside unexpected details about Australian crypto casinos — experts pointed out how flower sales remain a reliable and highly profitable option. Selling flowers during Valentine’s Day is the perfect solution! Simply order roses or carnations, combine them into pairs with greenery, and sell these mini bouquets easily, earning $6-$15 each, or even offer roses by the stem.
The fact is, people hate spending $100.00 on a dozen roses but still want to bring something home for their loved one. Offering a small 3-6 rose bouquet with filler and greenery is a perfect way to help people spend less while helping you make more.
If you don’t want to fuss with the flowers you can get prepared rose or carnations bouquets. All you need to do is get the flowers out of the box, cut the stems, put them in water, and sell them!
This type of fundraiser is especially good for college organizations such as sororities, fraternities, and student organizations. Selling mini bouquets in high traffic areas such as student centers, bus stops, and classrooms will yield a high profit. The convenience and low price will make it an easy purchase choice for students passing by.
What about a church fundraiser! This is a great chance to raise funds and provide low cost flowers yo a congregation. Sell them at weekly meetings or a church service to get the best results.
Like we said earlier, it can be difficult raising money for your organization but when you are supplying flowers, an affordable price, and convenience on a day like Valentine’s Day people are extremely likely to buy. To find out more about fundraising flowers check out our availability and wholesale flower pricing.
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Anyone else have more ideas about where to sell roses and carnations to make a profit?
Diana DeVito
Diana has crafted hundreds of flower recipes and floral-design tutorials for Blooms By The Box to the delight of its customers. A skilled and vibrant designer, Diana helps Blooms Brides make their wedding flower dreams come true, no matter what the budget. Her original tutorials appear on many popular wedding sites, including A Practical Wedding,Elizabeth Anne Designs, and many more!
Fund raising by selling flowers on valentine’s day is a good idea to share. By participating in this all those who are involved become happy by the end of the day. Those who pay money and buy flowers gets the happiness of giving. One who gets the flowers on valentine day gets delighted by receiving. Flower shop or individual selling the flowers are happy that thier objective is met. As all are happy by this activity it is a nice suggestion. Thanks .
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I am a fundraising cooridinator for my PTA. How do we go about selling these for V-Day as a fundraiser. I am looking for a new company. We usually do single carnations or roses. I would like to have about 400 single stem roses to sell as a fundraiser. What would that entail cost wise?
Hi Jodi, We are happy to help you out with fundraising quetsions, Please email service@bloomsbythebox.com We are also available via live chat and phone!
Interested in fundraising with valentine bouquets for our church.
Hi Katie! Look at the “Valentine’s Day” on our fundraising bulk flowers website. If you have any questions, please contact us at service@BloomsByTheBox.com.