Through our Honey Gives Hope program, we’re proud to share the simple goodness of honey with communities across the country.

In 2025, that purpose came to life in so many meaningful ways. We donated more than 17,000 pounds of pure, raw & unfiltered honey to food banks and community organizations nationwide, helping families enjoy a wholesome, all-natural sweetener that might otherwise be out of reach.

Beyond honey donations, we supported eight nonprofit organizations that are making real impact every day, including the National Breast Cancer Foundation for National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Breakthrough T1D for its annual walk events that support the fight against Type 1 diabetes and Alexandria House through our annual Mother’s Day giving campaign. Each partnership is a chance to live out what we believe, that good food and good work go hand in hand.

We also stayed committed to the honey bees that make everything possible. This year, we continued our partnerships with Cornell University, University of California, Davis, and University of Texas at Dallas. By contributing to these leading institutions, we support research that strengthens honey bee health, advances sustainable beekeeping practices and enahnces high-quality honey production. In addition, our parent company Sweet Harvest Foods took our commitment to honey bee health even further with the launch of the Nate’s Hives Research Grant Program, created to fund research at universities and nonprofits that protect the future of honey bees, beekeeping and the ecosystems that depend on it.

Learn more about our Honey Gives Hope program and the organizations we support at https://www.naturenates.com/honey-gives-hope/.