Plant Pre-Order Open Now!
Spring has sprung and so has MKCCC’s Annual Flower Patch Plant Sale! Whether you’re looking to add some color around the house or you plan on surprising a loved one, this sale is the perfect way to enjoy the season while also supporting MKCCC’s mission and helping local families! These beautiful blooms are $25 per plant and will be here just in time for Mother’s Day!
The pre-order deadline date is Wednesday, April 29th, 2026 and pick up will be the following Monday, May 4th at MKCCC. Buyers may begin picking up their orders at MKCCC after 12PM on May 4th. Please contact Meghan MacEnroe at mmacenroe@mkccc.org or by phone at 914-241-2135 if you need to make alternate pick up arrangements. Orders containing 10 or more plants are eligible for local delivery, please also contact Meghan to make delivery arrangements.
Additional plants will be available for purchase on a first come first serve basis beginning May 5th.
See below for this year’s plant selection and to place your order:
Plant Varieties
11″ Hanging Baskets:
- Calibrachoa (Assorted Colors)
- Geraniums (Red, White, OR Pink)
- New Guinea Impatiens (Red, White, Pink, Lilac, OR Coral)
- Petunias (Pink OR Purple)
Flats:
- Marigolds (Flat of 8 plants)
About MKCCC
Mount Kisco Child Care Center is a nonprofit child care facility, providing equitable access to high quality child care and early education to local families regardless of their ability to pay. For more than 50 years, the MKCCC Scholarship Fund has allowed MKCCC to fulfill its mission by providing scholarships to low-income families who would not otherwise be able to afford the high cost of care. Access to quality, reliable child care and early education has been proven to dramatically change the course of a child’s life and can be the key to helping a family break the cycle of poverty.
However, our work doesn’t end at the Center. Not only do we work to bring care to the hardworking families of Westchester county, MKCCC also advocates on the local, county, and state level for legislature that would make child care accessible for all and help alleviate the burden on working families. Child care is an essential industry and MKCCC stands at the forefront bringing visibility to the needs and challenges child care faces.
