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Daffodil Days was initiated in 1988 by Rita Corkery, associate director for community relations, who is a breast cancer survivor. Administered out of Harvard Public Affairs & Communications, Daffodil Days utilizes Harvard resources to sell bouquets of yellow daffodils and related products in the month of February all over the University to benefit cancer patients.
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Daffodil Days returns to aid cancer patients
It’s that time of year again! Harvard’s 25th annual Daffodil Days campaign to help raise money for the American Cancer Society is under way through March 1, with gifts scheduled for delivery on March 19.
This year’s gift options are a bouquet of 10 daffodils, for $10; bear and a bunch, $25; potted daffodil bulbs, $15; Gift of Hope (a bunch of daffodils delivered to a local hospital), $25; and Bear Hug of Hope (a Daffodil Days teddy bear delivered to a local hospital), $25.
All orders must be placed through a department coordinator via check, money order, or online.
