When Bees Thrive,
We All Do.
This season, help the world bloom again.
An anonymous donor has pledged $10,000 to match every gift starting World Bee Day—because they’ve seen firsthand the catastrophic losses bees are facing. Let’s meet that match and protect the pollinators that keep our food system alive.
Sweeten Your Year-End Gift!
Donate $50 or more to Save the Bee and receive a FREE 12oz bottle of Pacific Northwest Blackberry Blossom Honey—a delicious reminder of the impact you’re making for pollinators. Sweet for you…sweet for them!
Bees are in crisis—but your year-end gift can help turn the tide to Save the Bee
You feel it every time you walk into a grocery store and see shelves that look a little thinner. Or read another headline about farmers struggling. Or hear that beekeepers lost more colonies this year than any year on record.
Bees are at the center of that story. They pollinate the food that feeds us, the crops that feed our livestock, and the plants that keep ecosystems stable. And they’re still dying off faster than they can recover.
Your year-end gift makes real change happen.
- It plants habitat bees can actually survive in
- It fuels research that keeps hives healthy
- It brings this crisis out of the shadows so more people take action
Your Donation helps save the Bee:
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Work with farmers to plan pollinator habitat for hungry bees
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Fund breakthrough research in honey bee health to keep the bees a buzzin
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Inspire the next generation of beekeeper through education and training
Six reasons to donate to Save the Bee:
1. Your dinner
Honey bees are responsible for one out of every three bites of food we eat.
2. Your health
Hive products like honey, pollen and propolis have been used in medicine for centuries.
3. Your family
Bees pollinate 80% of food crops, providing the bounty on your family’s table.
4. Your neighborhood
Bees preserve biodiversity, ensuring a wide variety of plants grow in your community.
5. Your planet
Bees pollinate the plants that stabilize the soil, clean our air, and shelter wild animals.
6. Your future
No bees, no pollination. No pollination, no plants. No plants, no food. No food, no us.
