The 2023 Bee Grant cycle opens on September 1st. The Bee Grant consists of the Traditional Bee Grant for first-time applicants and the Renewal Bee Grant for returning awardees. You can only apply for one grant. Do not forget the TWO deadlines for all applications no matter the type. Application Part A is due October 15th. Part B must be submitted by October 30th. Thank you to our excellent partners at Whole Kids Foundation whose generous support provides funding for this program!
If you are ready to apply, you can go to the Bee Grant page on the Whole Kids Foundation website to register and submit your application. The Whole Kids grant page is the ONLY place to register and submit your completed application.
You will find sample applications for download and you can learn more about this fantastic opportunity for your community!
2022 Upcoming Webinars
Please join the experts on our webinars, linked below, to help you successfully maneuver through the application process!
Applying for The 2023 Bee Grant Webinar
Wed, Sept. 14 @ 3:00 pm EST
Q & A for 2023 The Bee Grant Webinar
Wed., Sept. 29 @ 6:00 pm EST
Thank y'all for joining us this past weekend at The Farm at Middleton Place!
Bring Curiosity to Your Classroom.
The Bee Cause Project has been working hard to add more resources for our educators! We have created OER Commons to provide digital assets including curriculums, virtual field trips with lessons, suggested Citizen Science Projects, book clubs for kids with lessons, and relevant webinars and recordings to help you deliver quality instruction. Many of our offerings have educator guides, are mapped to the standards, and are easily adapted to digital platforms. Our most successful programs begin with layers of lessons, curriculum, and labs to foster the excitement and love of learning about the honey bee and other pollinators. With or without live bees on your campus, we will help to grow a community around your buzzworthy educational endeavors!
“Bees live as people should live: naturally, symbiotically, and in a manner that only contributes positively to the world around them.”
– Ted Dennard, Co-Founder of The Bee Cause Project
Small Creatures. Big Lessons.
The Bee Cause Project and our tiny partners, the bees, work to engage students of all ages with their own environments through observation based learning. Our STEAM-based curriculum, educational hives, and international network build learning opportunities in classrooms and communities, in order to inspire the next generation of environmental stewards.
We love to celebrate honey here at The Bee Cause Project, if you are to why not order our private label honey from Savannah Bee Company! A portion of the proceeds supports The Bee Cause! While you are there try some of the other great honey flavors available at Savannah Bee.
Big things come in Small packages - thanks to all our small business fundraising partners!
Dee Ruel Jewelry Designs
Dee has transformed her appreciation for all things beautiful into exquisite pieces of jewelry. Her passion for creative expression is boundless, and her talent for designing unique pieces sets her above the rest. Her studio is in Mt. Pleasant, SC. On any given day, you may find her there designing jewelry, giving lessons, or meticulously searching for high-quality materials. Dee generously hosted a flash sale of a beautiful bee necklace with a portion of the proceeds benefiting The Bee Cause Project!
The Beachy Bee
Emilee, with the full support of her Mom and Dad, decided to start her own business to bring her two favorite things together, lip gloss and bees! Thus began The Beachy Bee from their home in Southport, NC. She hand makes each lip gloss from mostly all-natural ingredients, and the best part is that $1 from each one sold goes to The Bee Cause Project!
Thank You to Our Forager & Honey Harvester Sponsors!
Thank You to Our Supporting Partners!
