What is BEES FOR LIFE?
We organized a Donation campaign named BEES FOR LIFE to support two of the organisations, working the most for the future of humanity - Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH) and The British Beekeepers Association are . We believe that the KIDS and the BEES are our FUTURE!!! As all of us know, the kids are the next generation of the World history, but without bees there will not be World history. To support our FUTURE we donate 2% of every ordered product to Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH) and The British Beekeepers Association equally.
You can be part of our BEES FOR LIFE campaign as ordering from our products OR as directly donation HERE.
Donation for KIDS, Donation for BEES, Donation for FUTURE!!!
What Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH) do?
Great Ormond Street Hospital is a globally renowned children’s hospital, championing innovation across more than 60 clinical specialties and providing ground-breaking treatments for the rarest and most complex conditions. It is often mentioned that GOSH is considered to be one of the top five children's hospitals in the world. Everybody working there is rightly proud of this fact and works hard to maintain this position. Every day, 619 children and young people from across the UK arrive for life-changing treatments. Every day, young lives hang in the balance as patients, families and staff battle the most complex illnesses. Our Real Story with Great Ormond Street Hospital !!!
As you already know we are running family bee farm business. We are family of four and our youngest family member is almost 7. Months ago the fate brought us to GOSH with our youngest! Everything was just routine and with happy end but who has kids will understand our feeling. Not enough stars for everyone in GOSH who sent my kid back home healthier then ever and safe our smiles. Now me and my family support the staff of GOSH and we are sure that they help other patients every day as do their best to comfort and keep them smiling.
What The British Beekeepers Association do?
Beekeepers, also known as apiarists, help bees take care of themselves. They provide bees with hives for shelter, medications and, as needed, new queens. Notwithstanding the care that beekeepers provide, it should be pointed out that bees manage to take care of most of their own needs fairly well!
Every year the British Beekeepers Association selects scientific projects from a wide range of subjects that benefit bees and beekeeping. These might include bee behaviour, bee husbandry, pollination, forage or the environment. Funds donated provide vital support to run these projects and we are happy to support the BBKA as one of our chosen charities.