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That's a wrap: 2025 in review

  • Writer: Jessica Birmingham
    Jessica Birmingham
  • Jan 1
  • 2 min read

2025 began with a simple belief: when you give individuals of all abilities meaningful work, everything grows.


And grow we did.


As we look back on the year, we’re celebrating the people, programs, customers, volunteers and community members who helped make 2025 such an incredible year for Happy Day Plants.


Here’s Our 2025 Wrapped!


🌿 More than $39,000 raised Your generosity this year was truly extraordinary. You helped us raise more than $39,000 to support meaningful employment, job training and inclusive experiences for individuals with disabilities.


🌿 3,000+ customers welcomed Our little plant shop on the corner of 5th Ave. and Main St. continued to grow as a place where people can shop, learn, connect and be part of something bigger.


🌿 830 hours of meaningful paid employment Every hour represents more than a number. It represents a person learning skills, taking on responsibilities, contributing to a team and experiencing the pride that comes from meaningful work.


🌿 Happy Day Hangs continued to grow Our monthly social program gave adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities opportunities to get together, try new activities and build connections in a space that feels like their own.


🌿 New programs, new partnerships and new possibilities From expanding our workshops to increasing our Grow With Us partnerships, 2025 brought new ways to reach people and create opportunities.


For a nonprofit that is still in the early years of its journey, the generosity and belief of this community is truly remarkable. Every purchase, donation, volunteer hour, event registration, partnership and encouraging word helps us keep moving forward.


Your support shows that you believe everyone deserves the opportunity to contribute, grow and be part of their community.


Without you, this work simply would not be possible. Thank you!


Here’s to everything we grew together in 2025 and all that’s still ahead.

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