Honey 4 Appalachian Heroes

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Honey 4 Appalachian Heroes

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Want to Volunteer? Want to donate?  Need assistance getting started with beekeeping?  

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Empowering our Appalachian Heroes one jar of honey at a time.

Empowering our Appalachian Heroes one jar of honey at a time. Empowering our Appalachian Heroes one jar of honey at a time. Empowering our Appalachian Heroes one jar of honey at a time.
More information coming soon

Want to Volunteer? Want to donate?  Need assistance getting started with beekeeping?  

You’ve come to the right place

Empowering our Appalachian Heroes one jar of honey at a time.

Empowering our Appalachian Heroes one jar of honey at a time. Empowering our Appalachian Heroes one jar of honey at a time. Empowering our Appalachian Heroes one jar of honey at a time.
More information coming soon

Honey 4 Appalachian Heroes

Honoring Appalachian Heroes

At Honey 4 Appalachian Hero's, we believe in honoring the valiant sacrifices made by our Veterans and 1st Responders in the Appalachian region by providing them with the purest, natural honey, free of charge. Our mission is simple, to support the mental health and well-being of our local heroes by delivering a product that empowers our App. Heroes one jar of pure honey at a time.

Hive Highlights: Our Beekeeping Journey in Photos

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We have been approved by the IRS for a 501(C)(3) status, but will be holding off on donations/volunteers until our finalized team is assembled after our March 15 2025 board meeting.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Please reach us at mjf1335@gmail.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.

Worker bees are sterile females that are responsible for collecting nectar and pollen, caring for the brood, and maintaining the hive. Queen bees are larger and are responsible for laying eggs to produce new bees.

For beginners, we recommend starting with a Langstroth hive. These hives are easy to manage and widely used in the beekeeping industry.

You should inspect your hives every 7-10 days during the active beekeeping season. This will allow you to monitor the health of your hives and prevent any potential issues.

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16680 Notestone Road, Laurelville, Ohio 43135, United States

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