My son and I ran last Finish Chelsea’s 5k Run (2014) and got sunflower seeds. I planted some in a pot and look at this very lovely flower. It’s my first time to grow a sunflower. Even in a not so suitable environment, this sunflower managed to follow the sun and brighten my patio.

Our Chelsea’s Garden is replanted and grows annually. As students pass our garden on the way to Poway High School, we are always reminded of Chelsea.

Planted in April 2013, these sunflowers grew to about 7′ tall and just bloomed this past week! They are like big smiley faces in the sky; a wonderful tribute to Chelsea and the hope she had in this world! I will be planting some every year in her honor!

A long-time Foundation supporter, Chelsea shares that she loved watching from her kitchen window as their sunflower would find and follow the sun all day long. How very Chelsea!

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