17 sustainable, natural and thoughtful gifts for spring celebrations

Spring has no shortage of celebrations: Mother’s Day, graduations and more have yet to arrive. Take a look at these 17 gifts shoppers might like.

Victoria A.F. Camron, Digital content specialist

April 25, 2024

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It doesn’t quite compare to the winter holidays, but spring brings plenty of events and celebrations—Mother’s Day, graduations from high school or college, baby showers and wedding showers—that often inspire gift-giving.

But consumers who shop in natural and organic retail stores aren’t looking for the latest plastic junk or useless what-not. Consumers who value the attributes of natural and organic foods also want to be sure the gifts they give are thoughtful, useful, durable and sustainable—while looking nice, as well.

Stocking unusual and interesting gifts can make a retail business a destination and improve the bottom line. Here are 17 gifts— roughly organized by holiday or event, ranging from personal-care products to hand-crafted art pieces—your shoppers might find interesting.

Don’t forget to check out these galleries on non-alcoholic beverages and sunscreens you could stock for these events and upcoming summer parties.

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About the Author(s)

Victoria A.F. Camron

Digital content specialist, New Hope Network

Victoria A.F. Camron was a freelance writer and editor contracted with New Hope Network from 2015 until April 2022, when she was hired as New Hope Network's digital content specialist—otherwise known as the web editor.

As she continues the work she has done for years—covering the natural products industry for NewHope.com and Natural Foods Merchandiser; writing up earnings calls and other corporate news; and curating roundups of trends and information for the website—she is thrilled to be an official part of the New Hope team. (She doesn't mind having paid holidays and vacations again, though!) Victoria also compiled and edited newsletters, and served as interim content director for Delicious Living in 2016.

Before working as a freelancer, she spent 17 years in community newspapers in Longmont, Colorado, and St. Charles and Wheaton, Illinois. Victoria is a Colorado native and a graduate of Metropolitan State College of Denver.

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