THE HONEY PROJECT
UPLIFTING A COMMUNITY
Transforming Communities in Peru
HOW OUR NON-PROFIT WORKS
We fund the training, equipping, and the purchasing of bee boxes for twenty-seven impoverished communities in Peru. The honey is harvested twice a year after which we buy it from our beekeepers and resell in Lima to turn a profit.
HARVESTING
Half our profits go to building and funding classrooms, as well as providing basic necessities. The other half goes expanding The Honey Project. Our goal is to enhance their schools in any way they need to ensure a brighter future for students.
EDUCATING
We hope to permanently improve the condition of the people in the area and also restore the population of a valuable member of our global ecosystem instrumental in maintaining the planet's habitability.
RESTORING
The Honey Project Story
ABOUT OUR NON-PROFIT
We are a 501(c)(3) organization that works to enhance the education of the students in Olmos, Peru in order to ensure a brighter future for their community. Our mission is to end the cycle of poverty in Olmos and surrounding communities by providing resources, creating new opportunities, and enhancing their education in every way they need.
THE HONEY PROJECT MISSION
Our mission is to end the cycle of poverty in Olmos and surrounding communities by providing resources, creating opportunities, and enhancing their education in every way they need.
The Impact of Honey Project Peru
THE BENEFITS OF OUR WORK
We are a 501(c)(3) organization that works to enhance the education of the students in Olmos, Peru in order to ensure a brighter future for their community. Your tax deductible contributions help us make an impact.
EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES
Providing better educational opportunities for their children.
ENVIRONMENTAL RESTORATION
We help restore equatorial dry forest biomes lost to agricultural expansion
BEE POPULATION REPLENISHMENT
A vital effort to replenish bees, critical to sustaining life on our planet.
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT
Why We Chose Peru
Peru is home to one of the largest desert forests in the world, with a special biosphere that has been displaced lately as a byproduct of expanding commercial agriculture in the area. Our boxes are placed on wildlife restoration reserves, where our bees join these fragile and burgeoning ecosystems to pollinate human-planted native wildflowers and saplings.
Preserving Our Precious Ecosystem and its Communities with the Power of Bees
