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The Bees Are Dying
Bees are responsible for pollinating one in every three bites of food we consume. Sadly, because of pesticides, parasites and malnutrition, bees are dying off—jeopardizing the production of food that sustains human life.
It’s A Global Crisis
This condition, known as Colony Collapse Disorder (CCD), has resulted in bee mortality rates of 33% over the last five years. Can you imagine a world without strawberries, almonds or broccoli?
The Bee Raw Save the Bees Fund supports 501-c3 institutions,associations and organizations such as East New York Farms and New York Bee Sanctuary that perform underfunded, but critical, work on bee health and habitat, and educating the public on the importance of sustainable practices.
Additionally, we will support places and programs that help to sustain a healthy planet, including botanic gardens which create pollinator-friendly environments.
3 no-fail ways you can help save the honeybees:
- Plant Flowers
- Bees are suffering from malnutrition,
and planting bee-friendly flowers
gives them a place to nourish
themselves and their hive. 
- Sign Pledge
- Pesticides contribute to the alarming
death rate of honeybee colonies.
Sign a pledge to cultivate a
pesticide-free garden. 
- Donate
- Save the Bees Fund
raises money for research
to fully understand
Colony Collapse Disorder. 
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