Legacy of Healing
FLOW (Falling Love Ones Wings) In 2008, my son, Aaron Sean Flowers, was taken from us at just 19 years old. His death was a tragedy, but his legacy became my mission.
Five Ways FLOW turns crisis into community
We provide comprehensive, outcomes-driven services—from food access to stable housing—addressing immediate needs and advancing long-term stability with dignity and integrity.
Crisis becomes community in Wilmington- The Service of Hope Bus
FLOW-FALLING LOVE ONES WINGS turns hardship into hope- Mobile Shelter.
Stop The Violence.
The FLOW Food Pantry & Care ClosetWeekly Meat Distribution Providing Hygiene, Dignity, and Essential Support.
Care Closet: essentials for individuals and families in transition—so no one goes without. Hygiene & Dignity Kits, Baby Essentials, Adult Diapers, seasonal gear (new socks, coats, underwear), and Safe Care (condoms, health resources).
Wall of Honor
FLOW Wall of Fame 2025: New Castle County Parks & Recreation Award — Presented for outstanding service through the FLOW Food Pantry at Garfield Park. 2024: The Jefferson Award (Multiplying Good) — The nation’s highest honor for public service, recognizing Shawna Flowers as a leader of impact. 2023: City of Wilmington Resolution — Official recognition from City Council for our commitment to supporting families and preventing violence. 2023: Compassionate Champion Award — Conferred by the Governor’s Office for excellence in delivering trauma-informed care.
Building community together
FLOW-FALLING LOVE ONES WINGS works alongside trusted organizations and community partners to expand our reach in Wilmington, New Castle and serve those in crisis with greater impact.
