I never intended to become a beekeeper...it just happened. I've always cared about nature and animals but bees have always fascinated me. I started watching documentaries, attending beekeeping events, and became more involved in the bee community. Learning that most of our foods that we eat on a daily basis come from the pollination of honeybees, I knew we had to do more. The world of the honeybees is a magnificent self-sufficient, well-oiled machine, but they need our help to keep them in our world. Similarly, we need them just as much as they need us.

With the help of my fellow beekeepers, I put up an ad to safely remove bees from homes and commercial properties. It allowed me to save bees from being exterminated and teaching the community how to maintain hives at home. Now it has become a family hobby. My children love to see the bees up close and are currently learning how to extract honey from our hives. Project Bee frequents career days educating children about the importance of bees. Word has spread between communities and neighbors about saving the bees.

In addition to educating our communities about the importance of bees,
Project Bee wants to revolutionize the way Honey is used. I wanted to help family members that suffer from chronic health conditions by offering them healthier diet choices. Educating them on how using natural foods and healthier choices such as natural sweetener, Honey, versus processed sugars can give them a key to mindful eating and playing an active role in their health. We have also incorporated these
healthy habits to our two children who love to use our honey.

In addition to our own hives, we have partnered with fellow beekeepers that care and love bees and honey like we do to allow for the harvesting of our delicious honey and natural products. Project Bee has allowed for the community to have easy access to local, raw, unprocessed products year round. Our goal to continue to spread awareness of the importance of bees and also how honey is being used and perceived not only in our communities but also around the world. We frequent local farmers markets so we can educate, share our passions, recipes, health stories, with our communities and friends.
Project Bee strives to always provide the best quality honey and natural products to our customers.

“ …When your kids are your customers, quality is a must.”