🌸 **Flowers for a Cause!** 🌸

Come Sip & Shop with us **TONIGHT from 5–7 PM** at **Lizzie Bee’s Flower Shoppe!** 🥂💐

Shop, sip, and support **Live Like Luke of Texas**! A portion of tonight’s sales will be donated to help provide financial support to families with children facing long hospital stays.

Come grab a friend and join us! 🧡 ...

⏰ ONE MORE DAY!

North Texas Giving Day is TOMORROW! 🎉

We have a $10,000 matching gift for Live Like Luke of Texas, so your donation can go twice as far in helping families with children facing long-term hospital stays.

Don’t forget to give tomorrow! Every dollar helps us keep families where they need to be most, by their child’s side.

#NorthTexasGivingDay #LiveLikeLuke ...

🎉 North Texas Giving Day is just TWO days away!

And we have BIG news! A generous donor is matching every dollar given to Live Like Luke of Texas, up to $10,000! That means your gift can go TWICE as far in helping families with children facing long-term hospital stays. ❤️

Don’t forget to give! Every dollar makes a difference. The donation link is in our bio.

📅 North Texas Giving Day: September 17
Give to Live Like Luke of Texas and help us support more families. ...

🎗️ September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month 🎗️

This September, Lizzie Bee’s Flower Shoppe is partnering with Live Like Luke of Texas to support families impacted by childhood cancer.

Throughout the month of September, 10% of sales from a special Live Like Luke floral arrangement will be donated to Live Like Luke of Texas. The arrangement will feature orange, Luke’s favorite color, in honor of his memory and the children and families we serve. 🧡🌻

And there’s more!

Join us on September 29th for Lizzie Bee’s “Sip & Shop” event! 🍷🌸
15% of all sales from the event will be donated directly to Live Like Luke of Texas.

Come shop, sip, and support a great cause while helping families stay by their child’s side during long hospital stays.

Thank you, Lizzie Bee’s, for helping us Live Like Luke.🧡 ...

Liam was diagnosed with IPEX Syndrome in March 2025, a rare condition for which a stem cell transplant is the only cure. He received his transplant in June 2026 after a six-week hospitalization and must remain near the hospital for 100 days following the procedure.

Living two hours away, Liam’s mom has been staying with him at the Ronald McDonald House and has been unable to work since his admission. His dad has also missed work to be with Liam, leaving the family behind on bills. Liam’s special diet requires his mom to prepare every meal, adding significant grocery expenses during an already difficult time.

This grant will help ease the family’s financial burden so they can focus on what matters most: Liam’s recovery. ...

This month, Live Like Luke provided $24,000 in grants to families with children ranging from 4 months to 16 years old.

Every grant has one goal: helping families stay where they need to be most, right beside their child in the hospital.

#LiveLikeLuke ...

Leilani has faced a long and difficult battle with leukemia, relapsing for the second time in February. She recently underwent a transplant and has spent months in the hospital receiving treatment.

Living in Tyler, Leilani’s family has faced significant expenses traveling back and forth for her care. Her father has also had to drastically reduce his work hours to be by her side, creating additional financial strain.

Live Like Luke is honored to help ease some of that burden so Leilani’s family can focus on what matters most—being together and supporting her through this fight. ...