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About Daffodils4Hope​
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​What started as a small volunteer effort bloomed into a community-wide movement

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Daffodils4Hope brings Johns Creek together to plant nearly 100,000 daffodils across the city. These golden blooms return each spring as a living symbol of hope, survivorship, and remembrance, honoring survivorship, remembering loved ones, and celebrating compassion.

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Through volunteer events like the Dig Day Celebration, and through neighborhoods and local businesses, Daffodils4Hope continues to brighten Johns Creek with a living reminder of hope and community.

Hope

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Resilliance

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Survivorship

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2026 Sponsors
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With thanks to: Marilyn Margolis, Mina Dyson, Debbi Oates, Craig & Amanda Thornton, Erikka J., The Hahn Family, The Brenner Family, Farmbrook Community Association, Jacob Grice, 7 Sister Scones, J. Michael Collins, Heidi Rew, Mike Stoudt, Mob City Universe, Veda Howard.

Dig Day 2026
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In 2026, Daffodils4Hope planted 23,000 daffodils with the City of Johns Creek, Johns Creek Beautification, and community partners, bringing the citywide total to 72,250 bulbs across 29 locations, including Cauley Creek Park.

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On Saturday, October 17, 2026, 229+ volunteers came together at Cauley Creek Park.​

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Volunteers included North Fulton Master Gardeners, local garden clubs, Hands On Atlanta, the Young Men’s Service League, the Ismaili Civic Group, high school and middle school students, our local Scouts, and neighbors from across the community.

2026 Volunteer Groups
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Thank you to our volunteer partner groups for spreading hope:

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  • North Fulton Master Gardeners

  • Bellmere Garden Club

  • Johns Creek Garden Club

  • Chattahoochee Garden Club

  • Ismaili Civic Group

  • Hands On Atlanta

  • Young Men’s Service League

  • Northview High School

  • North Forsyth High School

  • Johns Creek High School

  • Lambert High School

  • Chattahoochee High School

  • Taylor Road Middle School

  • Autrey Mill Middle School

  • Our local Scouts

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Help Us Grow!
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​​Sponsor a Planting Patch at the Cauley Creek Park

​ Whether you're a business, school, non-profit, or community group, your participation helps us spread hope and beauty across The City of Johns Creek.

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Volunteer for the annual Dig Day Celebration at Cauley Creek Park

Volunteer for the annual Dig Day Celebration at Cauley Creek Park at our next Dig Day (2027 date coming soon)! Sign up to plant daffodils or reach out to find other ways you can help spread hope at Dig Day.

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Questions? Email us at  D4H@johnscreekbeautification.org

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🌱 For educational information on how to plant daffodils yourself, download our step-by-step Daffodil Planting Guide below:

Partner Site Planting Guide

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Past Partners
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2025 Sponsors

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Our appreciation is extended to the City of Johns Creek and the following groups:

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2025 Planting Partners
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  • Johns Creek Baptist Church

  • Rotary Club of Johns Creek North Fulton

  • Rotary Club of Johns Creek

  • Johns Creek Presbyterian Preschool

  • Scouting America

  • Farmbrook HOA

  • Oxford Mill HOA

  • Cauley Creek Park

  • Renasant Bank

  • Ismaili Civic Group

  • BrightView Landscaping

  • Joe and Karen Reinkemeyer

  • Zion Missionary Baptist Church (CanCare)

Thank you to our volunteer partner groups for spreading hope:

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2025 Volunteer Groups
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  • Johns Creek Beautification

  • Young Men’s Service League  

  • Northview High School Beta Club

  • Lambert High School Beta Club

  • Autrey Mill Middle School   

  • Lowe’s - Peachtree Parkway  

  • ​Community Volunteers

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