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FruitFlowers of Philadelphia Honored by Race for the Cure

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FruitFlowers of Philadelphia has been recognized for their local contributions to the Susan G Komen - Race For The Cure organization. This award highlights the energy and focus FruitFlowers of Philadelphia onsistently brings to women's health issues.

Philadelphia, PA (PRWEB) July 26, 2013 - FruitFlowers is proud to announce that their franchise in Philadelphia was singled out on July 20th for a “Freshman Phenom Award” from the Susan G Komen – Race for the Cure non-profit organization.

Race for the Cure started out in 1983, with its first foot race in Dallas, Texas with a total of 800 participants. In 2002, the organization had more than 1.3 million participants in over 100 races in the US, and in two foreign countries. In 2008, Race for the Cure celebrated its 25th anniversary. Currently, the organization has many well-known and energetic sponsors and partners, from American Airlines, Bank of America, and Ralph Lauren, and even organizations like the Dallas Cowboys. Today, the Susan G Komen organization, also known as the Race for the Cure, is admired as one of the most prominent breast cancer organizations in the world.

This organization has recognized FruitFlowers of Philadelphia this past week, giving the store the Freshman Phenom Award for being effective and enthusiastic first-time supporters of the Susan G Komen charity. It’s also worth mentioning that in the past year, FruitFlowers of Philadelphia has donated over 200 gift certificates to many other charities and organizations in the Philadelphia area. The company has worked with well-known charities such as the Fox Chase Cancer center, Living Beyond Breast Cancer, and Philadelphia Business Journal Healthy Workplace Awards, and Philadelphia Animal Welfare Society (PAWS). FruitFlowers was also one of eleven companies total to be recognized recently for giving back to the local community, and, was awarded the Main Line Chamber of Commerce Award for this effort.

Susan Ellman, one of the owners and co-founders of FruitFlowers, commented, “We’re very happy to support both the community and Race for the Cure by being part of this year’s event. We believe that our company is just as much a local citizen as any individual, and we’re happy and proud to do what we can to help improve the health of women here in the Greater Philadelphia Metro Area. And let me add, we are very much looking forward to the 2014 race.”

About FruitFlowers

FruitFlowers® - Incredibly Edible Delites® offers a healthy exciting, delectably delicious alternative to sending flowers.

The concept began in 1984 in suburban Philadelphia when sisters-in-law Susan Ellman and Ellen Davis created their first bouquet of freshly-cut fruit resembling a floral arrangement, meant to be delivered as a gift.

FruitFlowers bouquets are great for any occasion, including birthdays, Valentines Day, Mother's Day, Father's Day, all major holidays, summer parties, office gifts, banquets, weddings, baby showers and many, many more. Additionally, FruitFlowers has extended the artistic concept to vegetables, offering delicious, healthy vegetables cut to look like a floral arrangement.

FruitFlowers bouquets are available for in-store pickups as well as deliveries to residences and businesses.

Franchise locations are independently owned and operated. For a list of our locations please visit http://www.fruitflowers.com.

Contact:

Brendan Moore
FruitFlowers
http://www.fruitflowers.com
703-366-3444

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