Savings bees through education, research, and protection.
 
 

Our Mission:

Save the bees.

Our mission is to save all bees through education, research, and protection, and to inspire social entrepreneurship.

 
 
 
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Become a bee-liever.

Can you imagine a world without honeybees? Not only do bees pollinate our crops, but they also help pretty flowers grow. And yes, they make delicious honey! Our fuzzy friends are the littlest and biggest links in our food chain. And they need our help to stay busy, healthy and productive. Through education, research and protection, the Healthy Hive Foundation is dedicated to increasing bee awareness and the number of safe environments for bees to survive and thrive.

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Why Save the Bees

 

BEEs pollinate our crops

One out of every three mouthfuls of our food is pollinated by bees. And bee pollination is worth $15 billion to the United States farming industry. But there are major threats to bees.

BEES ARE THREATENED

More than 30 percent of commercial honeybees in the United States have been lost due to the use of insecticide, climate change, loss of habitat, and a decrease in plant diversity.

BEES Need Our Help

Rising in record rates is Colony Collapse Disorder, the phenomenon that occurs when the majority of bees in a colony disappear due to pesticides, mites, and extreme weather.

 
 

What We Do

Healthy Hive Foundation advocates for bees by bringing attention and awareness that bees are critical to the environment, the ecosystem and economy, and on the verge of extinction. The three pillars of our mission are:

 

EDUCATE

RESEARCH

PROTECT

 
 
 

Our Planned Projects

While our founder, Mikalia, is speaking to people across the globe about bees and social entrepreneurship, the Healthy Hive Foundation is also busy working on a few select projects.

 

ceo-to-ceo taskforce

We are activating a CEO-to-CEO Taskforce that reduces environmental footprints to reduce and eliminate the use of harmful pesticides and to protect acres of land and gardens.

Social Entrepreneurship

We are working with schools and running workshops in 10 states across U.S. and in 6 countries around the world to reach tens of thousands of students educating them about bees and social entrepreneurship.

International Engagement

We are increasing our public outreach around the world to raise awareness of the plight of bees. Working with partner organizations, we’re sharing and supporting stories to motivate people to learn more.

 

BEE EDUCATION CURRICULUMS

We will soon be launching a bee week curriculum for teachers and students to engage in the science and art of bees, what they do, why we need them and how to protect them.

 
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Whoever stands in need of honey should not be afraid of bees.
— AFRICAN PROVERB
 

 

Check out the sweetest virtual birthday card our founder Mikaila got from her 16th Birthday! It's a special message from 107 trillion of her buzzy besties...wait for it!

 
 

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