PROSPER, TX — Bugs-n-Blooms, LLC, a supplier of unique garden themed room decor and accessories, is pleased to announce their participation in brightening up a deserving family’s home in connection with the show “Extreme Makeover: Home Edition”, which airs on ABC network television.

The company donated products to help decorate a tie-dye and butterfly themed bedroom for two of the daughters from the Marshall Family. The New Hampshire family received an extreme home makeover in an episode that that aired on November 29, 2009. The Marshalls have a young son who is in remission from leukemia and the family was living in a house with carbon monoxide leaks, mold and rotting wood. Despite their challenges, parents Jay and Elena, along with their eight children, established the Be Positive (B+) Campaign, which helps families handle the financial and emotional challenges that are often created when a family member is battling a chronic illness or has to undergo long-term hospitalization.

The home makeover show is not the first time that the growing company has given back to someone in need. Bugs-n-Blooms has also supplied their whimsical and uplifting products to such organizations as the American Cancer Society, Make-A-Wish Foundation, Ronald McDonald House, March of Dimes, Children’s Miracle Network, Hope International, and other charitable events. The woman-owned company prides itself on outstanding customer service and believes in the importance of helping others.

Jennifer De Vol, owner of Bugs-n-Blooms, is proud of the impact her company’s products have had on others. “We receive lots of feedback from customers and use that feedback to create new designs and exciting new products,” explains De Vol. “Our business is what it is today because of our customers. They tell us what they want and they tell us how our products have made them or their children feel and that inspires us to keep our business moving forward.” One of the most touching notes De Vol has received is from a woman who was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumor. Her only wish was for her daughter to have her own pink butterfly bedroom. The mothers from her daughter’s school decorated the bedroom while she was in the hospital with Bugs-n-Blooms products and the woman wrote to tell De Vol that the room was everything she had imagined for her little girl.

Bugs-n-Blooms offers products that are beautiful, cheerful and inspiring. Some of their most popular decorative products include multi-layered and two-toned butterflies, butterfly wings, glitter ladybugs, and bumblebee tiebacks that evoke princess, garden or fairy-like decor in children’s bedrooms. Their unique products are also popular for weddings, baby showers, bridal showers, and other occasions. In addition to home decor items, they also offer butterfly wings, tutu skirts, fairy wands, hair accessories and other items that make little girls feel special.

For further information about Bugs-n-Blooms and the charitable organizations they have assisted, or to see their complete line of butterfly and garden themed decor products and accessories, visit their website at http://www.bugs-n-blooms.com.

LYME, N.H. — The Marshall family, of Lyme, is settling into their new home, which was built by volunteers and craftsmen for the ABC show “Extreme Makeover: Home Edition.”

For the first time since getting their new home, the Marshalls spoke Tuesday about the outpouring of help from volunteers and how their time away from New Hampshire helped them come together.”

The bus moved, and probably if you had pinched me, I wouldn’t have felt it because it wasn’t real,” said mother Elena Marshall. “It was so amazing.”For all the excitement of getting a new home, the Marshalls said they slept soundly in New Hampshire, exhausted from a Walt Disney World visit the show provided.

“For the whole family to be in the same place, watching fireworks at Disney, that’s special,” said father Jay Marshall.

“It was so wonderful,” Elena Marshall said. “There were ups there, were downs, but it was an experience we haven’t had an opportunity to have.

“The gifts kept on coming for the Marshalls, including new bikes and ski passes to New Hampshire resorts. A huge poster put together by children in Lyme got an emotional reaction from Elena Marshall, who whispered that it was “beautiful.

“Photos also now show the moment when the Marshalls got a chance to meet actor Patrick Dempsey. Daughter Olivia now has a picture of him placed next to her new bed.

“I saw that,” she said. “Sweet dreams tonight.”But for everything they received, the family said they wished they could have chipped in with the project. Son Beau Marshall said he hoped the outpouring of generosity would inspire others.

“You tell one or two people about it, and hopefully then they’ll do the same thing, and eventually it spreads throughout the world,” he said.The Be+ charity (pronounced “Be Positive”) also benefited from the show. The fund was started by son Cameron Marshall to raise money for Children’s Hospital at Dartmouth. Donations raised in the past week totaled more than $77,000.

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