Did you know a worker bee can visit up to 2,000 plants in a single day? Buzz into our World of Honey Bees this month and explore a hive full of great honey bee education, activities, crafts, trivia, and more! Let's get buzzing.

Are you buzzing about bees? Learn more about our bee grant programs for schools and non-profit organizations. The application window opens on September 1, 2023.

From edible education grants to being a catalyst for school food transformation, we support schools and inspire families to improve children’s nutrition and wellness. Given the right opportunities, kids will get excited about fresh fruits, vegetables, whole grains and other nutritious whole foods.


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New Recipe: Honey Oat Cups with Yogurt

Are these Honey Oat Cups with Yogurt for breakfast, brunch or a feel-good treat? Here’s what we know for sure: they’re flavorful, fun and will be appreciated anytime you make them! We love how the recipe calls for oats, a gluten-free cereal that’s high in fiber, and unsweetened yogurt, which is high in protein and calcium and contains probiotics to support gut health. Plus, it uses honey, an unrefined sugar. How sweet is that? Give this honey inspired recipe a try today.

Brands That Give Back

Through the generous donations from our supplier partners, we're able to invest 100% of funding in programs supporting schools to help improve children's nutrition. We invite you to shop these brands helping us grow the next generation of healthy eaters.

Tips for Families & Parents

We have partnered with our friends at PBS KIDS to bring relevant content to help support parents and educate and entertain kids. Spring is a great time to enjoy the garden and what nature has to offer. Put on some comfy shoes, and explore the benefits of the outdoors.

Since 2011, we have provided over 10 million kids with opportunities to connect with nature and food through our grants and programs.

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Beehives

Together, we are growing healthy kids!

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Kids Choosing Fruits and Veggies