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When you choose to give, you become part of something bigger—something powerful.
Why give?
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Make A Difference
Your donation helps create real, measurable change. We use all donations to buy seeds to plant to have beneficial plants to help sustain bees and other local pollinators. We buy equipment to help remove bees from properties that do not want the bees there so we can save them from being exterminated.
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Bees pollinate most of what we eat by transferring pollen between flowers as they forage. A bee visits a flower for nectar and pollen; pollen grains stick to the hairs on its body. When the bee moves to the next flower of the same species, some of that pollen rubs off onto the stigma (the flower’s receptive part), fertilizing the plant. That fertilization enables the flower to develop seeds and fruit. Many crops—apples, almonds, berries, cucumbers, pumpkins, and many vegetables—depend on this pollen transfer for good yields and quality. Honeybees, bumblebees, and many native solitary bees are especially effective pollinators because of their foraging behavior, body structure, and flower fidelity (the tendency to visit the same species of flower in a trip). Environmental factors like habitat, pesticide use, and weather influence bee populations and thus crop pollination and food production.
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Be Part of A Solution
Join a community of people working together to address this important issue. Stop using Round Up and other pesticides that destroy bee colonies and plant flowers and vegetables that attract pollinators like bees and butterflies.
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Create Lasting Impact
Your contribution helps build long-term solutions, not just quick fixes.
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Fund Grassroots Work
Support local, hands-on efforts that make a difference where it matters most.
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Inspire Others
Your generosity can motivate friends, family, and colleagues to do the same.
Make a Donation
When you choose to give, you become part of something bigger—something powerful. Your support fuels progress and brings hope where it's needed most.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Not yet, we are working on the funding to file for 501c3 status
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To purchasing wild flower seeds to plant for wild bees and to helping us pay for tools to use in the removal of wild hives from homes and property to prevent people from exterminating them.
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YES!!! Contact Jared or Michelle at bayouhoneymj@gmail.com or call 985-772-1847 and leave us a message. We would love to have your help in any way, shape or form!
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We typically accept donations of pollinator seeds, bags of sugar and bags of pine needles.
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You sure can! Ask about making a donation in memory of a loved one for recognition on our social media pages.