Sept. 8 is National Grandparents Day!
Kids Club members can show their grandparents some love by coloring a free special card available on our website here: Grandparents Day Coloring Sheet.
Get creative! We’d love to see your designs when they are finished. Parents/guardians can tag us (add tag for shop) on Instagram or email kidsclub@royers.com to share the beautiful artwork.
Rosie’s design will adorn the birthday card that all members receive in the coming year. The third-grader likes crafting, koalas, dinosaurs and the color pink.
Everything’s coming up Rosie in the outcome of Royer’s Flowers & Gifts’ annual kids club birthday card design contest.
Rosie Witherup, whose favorite flower is, you may have guessed, a rose, is this year’s winner. Rosie just turned 8 and is entering third grade.
Her colorful design, featuring flowers, hearts and stars, will adorn the electronic card that kids club members will receive in the coming year. Her prize is a flower delivery.
Rosie is the daughter of Kirsten and Philip Witherup of West Manchester Township, York County. She has a sister and a brother.
Kirsten Witherup explained that Rosie loves crafting.
“As part of that, she thought it would be a really fun activity” to enter the card contest,” Kirsten said. Rosie also likes koalas, dinosaurs and the color pink.
The Royer’s Kids Club is free for children ages 5 to 12. Parents may register their children at any Royer’s store or at royers.com/kidsclub. Kids club benefits also include a membership card, online activities and a quarterly e-mail newsletter.
You can serve your country with just a few crayons.
The Royer’s Kids Club is participating in the American Red Cross “Holidays for Heroes” program, which collects coloring pages and holiday cards for service members and veterans.
Download one of these free coloring pages or, if you feel especially creative, make a card of your own.
Coloring pages and cards can be dropped off at any Royer’s store during normal business hours through Nov. 14.
Children of an earlier time did the monster mash. The Royer’s Flowers & Gifts Kids Club has an updated take on Halloween: spooky succulents.
The kids club is celebrating the season with its first virtual event, offering free take-home kits that will allow children ages 5 to 12 to decorate a Halloween tin with a succulent plant.
Kits include a tin decorated with a jack-o-lantern, mummy or Dracula; two-inch succulent; cellophane for lining the tin; instruction sheet with QR code linking to a video with assembly and plant-care tips; and a Halloween coloring sheet.
Kits must be reserved at royers.com/kidsclub while supplies last, limit three per family. In-store pickup of the kits will be available Oct. 19-24.
Royer’s is encouraging moms and dads to send photos of their child’s completed project to kidsclub@royers.com for sharing on social media.